CHS students write in about Cordova issues
By CHS Students Following last week’s local elections, we asked Cordova Jr/Sr High School students to share their thoughts on what issues face Cordova. These...
Dunleavy dismisses public schools as money pits
By Larry Persily The governor’s growing obsession with charter schools is frightening for the future of public education in Alaska. He believes charter schools are by...
AASB response to governor’s education bill concerns
By Lon Garrison The Association of Alaska School Boards wishes to thank Governor Dunleavy for speaking to Alaskans about his concerns with the education bill...
Capitol report: Senate is steadfast on seeking solutions for resources for public schools
By Sen. Gary Stevens Hello from Juneau. With the legislative session now in its second month, the Capitol is a busy place. It’s great to be...
Legislative update: Kelp mariculture opportunities in the spotlight
By Rep. Louise Stutes It’s been a busy February. I wanted to share my brief legislative update. Constituent events On Feb. 5, I hosted a Lunch and...
Literacy for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers
By Terri Stavig There is a lot of new research available about the science of reading, and that new knowledge is being used currently in...
A sub’s life
One of the best ways to get to kids, parents and the community By Cathy Pegau We moved to Cordova in June of 2007. In August,...
Capitol Report: House changes in SB 140 could jeopardize education bill’s original intent
By Sen. Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak Hello from Juneau. The second session of the 33rd Alaska State Legislature convened on Tuesday, Jan. 16, and work in the...
Legislative update from Cordova’s representative
By Rep. Louise Stutes Dear friends and neighbors, I hope this finds you well and in good spirits. I wanted to provide a brief legislative update...
Happy Iceworm Cordova!
By the Iceworm Committee The 2024 Iceworm Festival “Pre-Ice-Storic” goes through the end of the day on Saturday, Feb. 3. We hope you’re feeling the...
