In the Anchorage School District, both quality of work and quality of life are valued. The primary goal of
the Equal Employment Opportunity Office is to support the School Board's policy and mission by
empowering employees to respect diversity, accept, respect and recognize individual differences, and value
the talents and abilities of all employees. We believe that when we do those things, we develop each
employee’s strengths and build their commitment to share their best with students.
Learn about the process for requesting reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
It is important for those staff members who are closely involved with students to understand the difference between friendly and overly-friendly behaviors. This brochure outlines examples that can help determine when friendly behaviors begin to cross the line to overly-friendly.
In addition to routine EEO services, the EEO Office also provides additional employment services to employees and applicants — how to apply, interviewing skills, resume writing and constructive feedback on interview performance.
All members of the teaching profession (as
defined in AS 14.20.370) are obligated to
abide by this code of ethics and the
professional teaching standards adopted
by the Professional Teaching Practices
Commission.
The primary focus of the Anchorage School District’s Equal Employment
Opportunity mission is to bring about diversity at every level throughout the
district’s workforce.
During the 2008-09 school year, all Anchorage School District facilities became latex-reduced work
environments. ASD employees are encouraged to replace latex gloves with vinyl ones
and to evaluate work areas to insure as many latex products as possible
are removed. Latex balloons are also no longer allowed at worksites.
Learn about the legal requirements ASD must meet and how to file a discrimination complaint.
Learn about what Title IX is, who benefits from it and the complaint process.
Training resources on EEO topics are available to employees through the District Connection (accessible only from a computer connected to the district's network).
Employees
