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Kuspuk School District is a school district in the
U.S. state of
Alaska. The
Kuspuk School District served approximately 190 students in the 2008-09 academic year and has a 51% graduation rate.
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Website evaluation
The good
- The School Board members and their contact information are listed[2].
- Minutes and summaries of the board meetings are posted on the website.[3]
- Contact information for the Administrative officials is also provided[4].
- The district's employment application states that the district may conduct a background check, but no other information is found on the website.[5]
The bad
- No tax information is available.
- No budgets are posted.
- No Board meeting minutes are available.
- No contracts are posted.
- There is no information about public records.
- No audits are posted.
- No academic records are posted.
School Board
| Name
|
Position
|
Seat
|
Term Expires
|
| Kenneth A. Morgan |
President |
A |
2012
|
| Elsie Simeon |
Clerk-Treasurer |
D |
2010
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| Dennis Thomas |
Member |
E |
2012
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| Eleanor Sanbei |
Member |
F |
2012
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| Celeste Adkins |
Member |
C |
2011
|
| Sophie Gregory |
Member |
G |
2012
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| Dave Dorris |
Member |
B |
2011
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Academic Performance
In the 2008-09 academic year, the district did not meet Annual Yearly Progress criteria established by the Alaska Department of Education & Early Development.[1] The district was placed on AYP Level 4[1], which requires that corrective action be taken.[6]
In the district, of all third through tenth grade students tested in the 2008-09 academic year, 37% of were proficient in language arts and 37% were proficient in mathematics.[1]
Lobbying
The district is a member of the Association of Alaska School Boards.[7] 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.[8] The AASB also issues a Legislative Handbook to members of its Legislative Network and publishes a Legislative Bulletin.[9][10] 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.[11][12]
External Links
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 2009 District AYP Worksheet
- ↑ School Board
- ↑ Board Meetings
- ↑
Administrators
- ↑ Certified Application
- ↑ Consequences of Not Meeting AYP
- ↑ AASB Membership Directory
- ↑ AASB Legislative Efforts
- ↑ AASB Legislative Efforts
- ↑ AASB Legislative Bulletin Archive
- ↑ AASB Legislative Services
- ↑ NASB Federal Relations Network
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