The Kodiak Island Borough School District works with the Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission (MIC3) to smooth the experience for military families who enroll their children in our schools.
The KIBSD English Language Arts (ELA) Committee has recently entered into the process of reviewing ELA curriculum options for our District. These resources are being made available for public viewing.
The Board of Education will hold a Regular Meeting on Monday, February 18, 2019 beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the District Services Conference Room, F140.
The Kodiak Island Borough School District is participating in the Alaska Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS). The survey is sponsored by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services. It will be given to Kodiak High School students in grades 9-12 on February 27, 2019.
During the February 4th, 2019 School Board Work Session, the District presented to the Board a slideshow relative to the ongoing discussion on Elementary Reconfiguration. The presentation provides an outline of the issues facing our district, the possible challenges and benefits of reconfiguration, and a summary of the feedback and questions that have been received from discussions with staff, parents, and the community.
Congratulations to Kodiak Middle School student, Maria Velasco for being among the 2019 iDidaContest winners for her submission in the iDidaBook category.
A highlight of our Board of Education meetings is having the opportunity to provide an interactive educational experience for students who are interested in the governing process.
This past weekend, Feb. 8-10, the KHS Drama Club ShakesBears, coached by Jared Griffin, once again dazzled the competition at the final Drama, Debate, and Forensics (DDF) tournament of the regular season in Anchorage, placing in multiple events, and outperforming 11 other Alaskan schools in drama categories.
Brenda Finley, KHS Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology educator, spent months creating a unique learning opportunity that has never been done at KHS. By connecting with Elders in the community, active members of the Alutiiq culture, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, and countless others, she created a collaborative, community event that embraced multiple elements to encompass what a special and unique place Kodiak is while also generating an exciting, authentic learning opportunity.
Have you ever wondered what the inside of a frog looks like? Well, Ms. Allen’s Biology students got a first-hand look this week during an exercise on dissection.
This weekend, Jan. 25-26, the KHS Drama Club ShakesBears, coached by Jared Griffin, made another dramatic statement at a large Drama, Debate, and Forensics (DDF) tournament in Anchorage, placing in multiple events, and outperforming 11 other Anchorage and southcentral schools in drama categories.
