Controversial Issues
Parents and other members of the community may request a re-evaluation of books and audio-visual material by filling out a Request for Re-evaluation of Instructional Materials. Requests should be submitted to the building principal. The school has 10 days to respond and attempt to resolve the complaint. If it cannot be solved at that level, the request will be forwarded to the Executive Director for Curriculum and Instruction for consideration by the Controversial Issues Review Committee.
Relevant statutes and policies
Anchorage School Board Policy
Section 341.3 - Controversial Issues
Alaska Statutes
Section 40.25.140 - Confidentiality of library records
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Controversial Issues Review Committee Members
Name |
Organization/Other |
| Dawn Coley |
Elementary librarian |
| Tanya Carney |
Citizen-at-large |
| David Dunsmore |
Citizen-at-large |
| Davina Stallworth |
Citizen-at-large |
| Jim Curran |
Citizen-at-large |
| Grace Sy |
Citizen-at-large |
| Ann Morgester |
Coordinator, Library |
| Damito Owen |
Multicultural Education Concerns Advisory Committee |
| Ghodsie Sabri |
Minority community |
| Gina Pastos |
Secondary principal |
| Scott Hickox |
Secondary teacher |
| Brooke Hull |
Elementary principal |
| Clara Amidon |
Elementary teacher |
| Mary Jo Iagulli |
Middle school librarian |
| Beate F. Zinck |
PTSA representative |
| Silverstein, Enid |
Facilitator/Curriculum and Instructional Support |
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