Perhaps you are like me and are hungry to learn more about the subject of health. If so, this article is for you.
How am I to meet all of these holiday expectations and homeschool? One of the hallmark benefits of homeschooling is real flexibility.
With Thanksgiving fast approaching, we have an opportunity to utilize the season to show how food can play a fun role in education at home.
Once you’ve chosen a homeschooling route; picked, ordered, and received your curriculum, and even maybe done some lesson planning… now what?
I chose AMYA to prepare me for the future. I wanted to explore a future in the military, and learn leadership skills I would need to succeed.
Homeschooling is an amazing option that the Alaska school system offers. But you may be wondering, “can I actually homeschool?”
Tom Thumb Montessori School (TTMS) was the first Montessori School in Alaska. But by 2006 Tom Thumb was dead.
Picking an educational path is takes a great deal of meticulous research. Use this article as a launching point into finding a school.
It started out as an unusual school assembly at Eagle River High School on the morning of Feb. 1 as Alaska Commissioner of Education Michael Johnson, Anchorage School District’s Superintendent Deena Bishop, and CEO of the National Institute for Excellence Dr. Gary Stark arrived to speak. They knew a tightly held secret. Dr. Stark began his speech, but then shifted his focus by revealing that the purpose of the assembly was actually to announce the winner of the Milken Educator Award. The Milken Educator Award is a rare honor for select teachers across the U.S. Only one educator from Alaska received it this year. The award comes with a $25,000 prize and numerous professional development opportunities.
A simple mission with profound implications for Anchorage youth. The Anchorage Youth Court (AYC) offers the ability for youth to receive training and gain a deeper understanding of our judicial system while helping their peers resolve legal problems.
