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Parent Webinars to support student remote learning!

Published on April 17, 2020 By Pegge Erkeneff

KPBSD: Shifting to Remote Learning Free online webinars for parents & guardians You can find on-demand videos of past webinars, current offerings, and registration information on the Remote Learning Resource for Parents webpage and scroll to the section titled, “Trainings and Webinars for Parents” To register for these free parent webinars taught by KPBSD professional […]

Celebrate KPBSD music teacher Jonathan Dillon

Published on March 3, 2017 By Pegge Erkeneff

Meet Jonathan Dillon, music teacher at Mountain View Elementary! In 2016, three Alaska Arts Educator Fellowships were awarded, including a music specialist, a visual arts specialist, and a kindergarten teacher. All three were awarded to KPBSD educators! Mr. Dillon, Mountain View Elementary music educator,  furthered his study of elementary choral conducting through the Kodály Program […]

Parent Survey: Do student early release days make a difference?

Published on February 23, 2017 By Pegge Erkeneff

Please take a brief survey for parents open February 22 – March 11, 2017, to share your perceptions and thoughts about the six early release days for students. KPBSD staff is also completing a similar survey. “Each school day, more than 1,200 KPBSD employees do all that they can to provide a quality education to our district’s […]

Parent Survey: Do student early release days make a difference?

Published on March 14, 2016 By Pegge Erkeneff

Dear KPBSD parents and guardians, Please take a brief four question survey, open March 11 – March 28, 2016, to share your perceptions and thoughts about the six early release days for students. KPBSD staff is also completing a similar survey. “Each school day, more than 1,200 KPBSD employees do all that they can to provide […]