81. Funds Released For Alaska Native Education Programs in the twelve villages of the school district. • $1,105, 403 to the Central CouncilTlingit and Haida for the Southeast alaska Native vocational Training and http://stevens.senate.gov/pr/2002/october/pr100102.htm

October 1, 2002 For Immediate Release Contact: Melanie Alvord Funds Released for Alaska Native Education Programs The Department of Education has informed Senator Ted Stevens that several Alaskan groups and schools will benefit from funds he secured to implement the Alaska Native Education Equity Act. The funding was part of the Fiscal Year 2002 Labor and Health and Human Services Appropriations bill, which also funds the Department of Education. "I'm pleased to see these funds being awarded to Alaskan organizations and schools. Funds authorized through the Alaska Native Education Equity Act expand the educational opportunities for all Natives in our State and provide needed training for parents and teachers," said Stevens. The Alaska Native Education Equity Act, authored by Stevens, was included as an amendment in the No Child Left Behind Act, passed in December of last year. The amendment increased authorized annual funding and expanded activities authorized under the Alaska Native Education Act. Those receiving grants are: • $307,173 for the Sealaska Heritage Institute to develop curricula, lesson plans and teaching materials for Tlingit language partial immersion classes tailored to kindergarten, first grade and second grade, and to train prospective and current educators to use the materials.

82. JuneauEmpire.com: Local: School Board: Kikendall Wants More Vocational/technical philosophy explains Kikendall s love for vocationaltechnical classes Though he applaudedthe School Board s recent stressed that in Southeast alaska a diesel http://www.juneauempire.com/stories/091902/loc_kikendall.shtml

Empire Front Page Local News Opinion Letters To The Editor ... View Weather Wind: NE 9 Hi Tide: Lo Tide: Hi Tide: Lo Tide: Select Your City Anaktuvak Pass Anchorage Barrow Bethel Cape Newenham Cordova Denali Park Dillingham Dutch Harbor Fairbanks Galena Gustavus Haines Homer Juneau Kenai Ketchikan Kodiak Kotzebue McGrath Nenana Noon Paxson Petersburg Point Hope Port Alexander Pribilof Islands Seattle Sitka Skagway Soldotna St. Lawrence Island Talkeetna Unalakteet Valdez Wrangell Yakutat June S M T W T F S Web posted Thursday, September 19, 2002 School Board: Kikendall wants more vocational/technical classes By JULIA O'MALLEY If you ask him, Steve Kikendall will tell you he's not the type to bother with the pretense of removing his ball cap when going indoors. And, now that he is campaigning for the Juneau School Board, he wears his Tyler Rental cap, with a blue "Kikendall for School Board" button on it, everywhere he goes. Steve Kikendall "Half the people think my name is Steve Tyler, because of Tyler Rental," he said, gesturing at his cap. Kikendall, 43, is the manager at Tyler Rental, a Juneau business that rents everything from "hand tools to 200,000-pound excavators." He has lived in Alaska for 22 years, seven of those in Juneau, and he and his wife, Stacy, have two children. The youngest, Ashli, is in the third grade at Gastineau Elementary. His son, Jason, has graduated from high school and now works at Greens Creek Mine. Kikendall got his start in business with the Alaska Commercial Co. in the early 1980s, running stores in a several Alaska communities, including Dillingham, Nome and Dutch Harbor. While he was in Dutch Harbor, he served on the school board for three years, two as board president.

83. JuneauEmpire.com: State & Regional: Schools Offer High-tech Skill - For A Price Web posted Monday, July 28, 2003 schools offer high ANCHORAGE The job market inAlaska is hungry for and business is brisk at vocational training centers and http://www.juneauempire.com/stories/072803/sta_techschool.shtml

Empire Front Page Local News Opinion Letters To The Editor ... View Weather Wind: NE 9 Hi Tide: Lo Tide: Hi Tide: Lo Tide: Select Your City Anaktuvak Pass Anchorage Barrow Bethel Cape Newenham Cordova Denali Park Dillingham Dutch Harbor Fairbanks Galena Gustavus Haines Homer Juneau Kenai Ketchikan Kodiak Kotzebue McGrath Nenana Noon Paxson Petersburg Point Hope Port Alexander Pribilof Islands Seattle Sitka Skagway Soldotna St. Lawrence Island Talkeetna Unalakteet Valdez Wrangell Yakutat June S M T W T F S Web posted Monday, July 28, 2003 Schools offer high-tech skill - for a price By ROBERT HOWK Alaska Journal of Commerce ANCHORAGE - The job market in Alaska is hungry for workers with high-tech skills, and business is brisk at vocational training centers and other educational institutions. "We are all looking at shortages projected, serious shortages in the work force," said Sally Suddock, executive director of the Alaska High-Tech Business Council. Suddock helps organize a group called the Industry Skills Coalition, which brings together members from the manufacturing, tourism, construction, petroleum and health-care sectors of the economy. She said there is stiff competition for well-trained entry-level employees in virtually all industries in Alaska, but the ISC group members have a common goal.

84. Workplace Basic Skills.com to any alaskan who does not have a high school diploma alaska vocational TechnicalCenter s (AVTEC) Foundation Skills Program offers support services for anyone http://www.workplacebasicskills.com/non_frame/us_map/Alaska_state.htm

HOME GETTING STARTED WORKPLACE BASIC SKILLS WORKPLACE EDUCATION PROGRAM ... SITE MAP Alaska - Resources General Resource Materials and Providers Labor Market Information Learning Support General The Alaska Human Resource Investment Council (AHRIC) provides policy oversight to the Governor and Legislature regarding state and federally funded job training and vocational education programs. AHRIC brings together public and private sector training providers with employers so that the right people are being trained for the right jobs. URL: http://www.labor.state.ak.us/commish/ahric/home.htm Resource Materials and Providers The Learning Resources Department provides all AVTEC students with opportunities to improve their mathematics, English, and reading skills in the context of their vocational training and the library and media services to support their studies. Academic skills are taught as they are applied in the world of work. URL: http://www.eed.state.ak.us/AVTEC/LRD.htm

85. Galena City School District - Frontiers Of Learning, Innovative Programs, Vocati (Galena) About schools, mission, and links to school web sites. http://www.galenaalaska.org/

Jim Smith Superintendent jims@galenanet.com Letter from the GCS Principal regarding NCLB Pilot Mtn Sunset - Photo by John Buchanan

86. Alaska Department Of Education & Early Development Provides information for educators and residents about public education programs and facilities in http://www.eed.state.ak.us/

FAQs Site Map Contact Us Search EED Spring 2004 High School Exam Results and News Release - PDF Noon v. State: Class Action Disabilities Lawsuit and News Release - PDF Optional Assessment Guidance - PDF AYP District Results - PDF District AYP Analysis - PDF Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Info Alaska Assessment Results Alaska Consolidated State Application Accountability Workbook, Approved - PDF Directories State Board Our Department Standards ... Alaska 2004 Youth Empowerment Summit - PDF Education Jobs in Alaska Become Certified Educator Alaska Student ID System Alaska Districts and Public Schools ... Report Card to the Public Use this dropdown menu and click "GO!" Advanced Placement Achieve Resource Center Alaska Children's Trust Alaska Community Learning Centers (ACLC) Alaska Frameworks Alaska Math Consortium Alaska Resources Education Program Alaska Science Consortium Alaska State Council on the Arts Alaska State School for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Alaska State Writing Consortium Alaska Student ID System Alaska USDA Commodity Program Alaska Vocational Technical Center (AVTEC) Alyeska Central School Alyeska Central School RFP Support Materials Assessment Calendar for Conferences and Training Charter Schools Child Care Contribution Calculator Child Care Facilities Database Child Nutrition Services Commissioner Competitive Grants

87. Special Education Program Descriptions word processing, prevocational/vocational training and Teaching Requirements AnAlaska state endorsement in of hearing students at their neighborhood school. http://www.asdk12.org/depts/sped/programs.asp

Site Index Site Options Contact Us Search for: Schools Departments About ASD School Board ... myASD Program Descriptions The following programs and services are available through ASD's Special Education Department: Whaley School Alaska School for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Related Services Elementary Special Education ... Parent Resource Center Whaley School The mission of Whaley School is to provide an exemplary educational program for students with severe emotional/behavioral needs. The school provides an educational program for students ages three through twenty-one, preschool through 12th grade. The program at Whaley School is designed to meet the needs of students whose behaviors mandate a more restrictive environment than a regular school can provide. The broad educational goals of the Whaley School Program encompass behavioral, social, vocational, emotional and academic areas. Emphasis: academic and social skills ~ highly structured classroom ~ parent involvement ~ counseling Alaska State School for Deaf and Hard of Hearing The Alaska State School for Deaf and Hard of Hearing serves deaf and hard of hearing Emphasis: statewide services ~ communication skills ~ educational interpreters ~ audiological services ~ parent training ~ infant learning Related Services Assistive Technology (A.T.) Department

88. Anchorage Alaska Economic Profile - Anchorage Economic Development Corporation ( Universities. University of alaska Anchorage. alaska Pacific University. Vocationalschools. Charter College. University of alaska Anchorage. Crime Rate. http://www.aedcweb.com/content/subpages/economic_profile

Anchorage's Economic Drivers DCED's Alaska Economic Information System This profile attempts to show some of the more typical fees, taxes, salary ranges and prices for the common items encountered in doing business in Anchorage. Since each new business coming to our community is different, this profile is intended to be used only as a guide. We encourage interested businesses to contact Michael Kean at (907) 258-3700. AEDC's staff will be pleased to answer any specific questions that may apply to your business. Anchorage Profile Compiled by Anchorage Economic Development Corporation Research Department Population Demographics Period Anchorage Municipality Population July-02 Growth Rate July-02 Population over the age of 18 July-02 Median Age July-02 Native American July-02 African American July-02 Asian/Pacific Islander July-02 Source: Alaska Department of Labor Employment Total Labor Force Feb-03 Unemployment Rate Historical Data Feb-03 Employment Numbers by Sector Total Nonagricultural Wage and Salary Dec-02 Mining Dec-02 Construction Dec-02 Manufacturing Dec-02 Transportation/Communications/Utilities Dec-02 Trade Dec-02 Finance/Insurance/Real Estate Dec-02 Dec-02 Government Dec-02 Source: Alaska Department of Labor Wages (Anchorage) Selected Occupations Mean ($) Computer Support Specialist (15-1041)

89. Department Of Education & Early Development Coverpage Fax (907) 46534523. FY2003 Budget Page / OMB / Office of the Governor/ State of alaska / Webmaster / Contact Us / Top of Page. http://www.gov.state.ak.us/omb/03OMB/budget/EED/EEDcover.html

Files on this page are in html or Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. To read the PDF documents, you need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 on your computer. This program is FREE and may be downloaded from the Adobe website. Overview of the department's budget and key performance measures. Performance measures in all areas of the department. (23 pages, 149 KB) Narrative and financial descriptions of each project. Use this section to view or print the entire department budget, including all performance measures (268 pages, 862 KB) . To view or print specific programs within a department, see below Index to all levels of the department's budget. There are three levels: the overall department summary, budget request units (which generally correspond to divisions), and components (specific program areas). These and other budget-related terms are defined in the

90. ShawGuides, Inc. | Cooking & Wine Schools-Career information on finding the career cooking wine school that s right for 1. AlaskaVocational Technical Center (AVTEC) web email ACF-accredited Professional http://cookingcareer.shawguides.com/?s=2&q=1&a=s&ci=273.171431

91. Department Of Education & Early Development Coverpage Files on this page are in html or Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. To read the PDFdocuments, you need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 on your computer. http://www.gov.state.ak.us/omb/2002site/Budget/EED/2002EEDcover.html

Files on this page are in html or Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. To read the PDF documents, you need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 on your computer. This program is FREE and may be downloaded from the Adobe website. Overview of the department's budget and key performance measures. Performance measures in all areas of the department. (43 pages, 98 kb) Narrative and financial descriptions of each project. Use this section to view or print the entire department budget, including all performance measures (260 pages, 619 kbs). To view or print specific programs within a department, see below Index to all levels of the department's budget. There are three levels: the overall department summary, budget request units (which generally correspond to divisions), and components (specific program areas). These and other budget-related terms are defined in the Glossary The Components on the right are subdivisions of the Budget Request Unit on the left.

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