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Copper River School District, Alaska

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Taxes N
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Budget N
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Meetings P
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Elected Officials Y
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Administrative Officials Y
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Contracts N
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Audits N
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Public records P
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Academics Y
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Background checks Y
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Copper River School District is a school district in the U.S. state of Alaska. The Copper River School District serves approximately 300 students and has a graduation rate of 80%.[1]

Website evaluation

The good

  • Board meeting minutes are posted, but no meeting schedule is provided[2].
  • Contact information for the School Board members is available[3].
  • The email addresses of all the staff are listed[4].
  • Information on academic performance is included in the district's report cards to the public[5].
  • The district's public records policy is available, but the method for requesting these records is not explained.
  • Background checks are conducted for district personnel[6].

The bad

  • No tax information is available.
  • No budget information is available.
  • No contracts are posted.
  • No audits are posted.
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School Board

The school board members and their email addresses are available on the district's website.[7]

Name Position
Katrina Church-Chmielowski President
Michelle Bayless Vice-President
Theresa Absher Clerk
Eugene Horst Treasurer
Cheryl Sparks Member
Bill Hand Member
James Field Member

Board members are elected for three year terms.[8]

Academic Performance

In the 2008-09 academic year, the district met Annual Yearly Progress criteria established by the Alaska Department of Education & Early Development.[1] In the district, 86% of students are proficient in language arts and 81% are proficient in mathematics.[1]

School Choice

The district has a correspondence program.[9]

Lobbying

The district is a member of the Association of Alaska School Boards.[10] The AASB states on its website that it promotes pro-education legislation and to protect the principle of local control of public education, with its efforts led by its Executive Director.[11] The AASB also issues a Legislative Handbook to members of its Legislative Network and publishes a Legislative Bulletin.[12][13] The AASB is also an affiliate of the National School Boards Association and its Federal Relations Network, which addresses the legislative process at a national level.[14][15]


External Links

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 2009 District AYP Worksheet
  2. Meetings
  3. School Board
  4. Directory
  5. Report cards select "District Info" from top menu, then "Report Card to the Public" and choose year
  6. Background check policy page 37
  7. Board of Education
  8. Board
  9. Home School Correspondence Program
  10. AASB Membership Directory
  11. AASB Legislative Efforts
  12. AASB Legislative Efforts
  13. AASB Legislative Bulletin Archive
  14. AASB Legislative Services
  15. NASB Federal Relations Network
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