FAPE and Due Process Hearings
Lea Filippi, Sedor, Wendlandt, Evans & Filippi, LLC Part 8 of the series Back to Basics Children are legally entitled to a public education. The […]
Continue reading »Defending Civic Trust: The Responsibility of Local Leadership
Matt Lehrman, Co-Founder & Managing Director, Social Prosperity Partners Government works best when people help shape solutions, not just oppose decisions. Yet today, cynicism runs […]
Continue reading »Of Roses, Thorns, and Speech: Our Most Basic Right
John M. Sedor, Sedor, Wendlandt, Evans & Filippi, LLC Part 7 of the series Back to Basics This year we are exploring “the basics.” “Basics” […]
Continue reading »Alaska education funding does not have to be at others’ expense
Lon Garrison, AASB Executive Director The Anchorage Daily News recently published an op-ed by myself, Lon Garrison (AASB), Dr. Lisa Parady (ACSA), and Caroline Storm […]
Continue reading »Advocacy Role as a School Board Member and Collaborating with Parents and Community
Pete Hoepfner, Board Development Coordinator As a School Board member in Alaska, it’s crucial to address the challenges posed by flat funding of the Base […]
Continue reading »State-Tribal Compact Pilot Program Targets Alaska Native Student Outcomes
Conditions for Learning Team The State of Alaska has established a demonstration project to support tribes within Alaska to have more control over education in […]
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