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School Business Partnerships

School Business Partnerships exists to promote and sustain quality partnerships between the academic and business/professional community.

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Business recognition ideas

Partnership Agreement form: Online form

SBP Handbook

Read about outstanding partnerships

Have questions or need more information?
Contact Tam Agosti-Gisler, Executive Director
907-240-2345 (fax: 742-4401) or agosti-gisler_tam@asdk12.org

SBP seeking Executive Director

The Anchorage School Business Partnership Board of Directors is seeking an Executive Director to lead this successful, 21 year old non-profit organization in continuing to identify, develop and maintain School Business Partnerships between K-12 schools in the Anchorage School District and the business community with support from the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce. If your resume reads: known for strong relationship skills; optimistic and positive attitude, loves to inspire others to work towards identified goals; needs little direction and strives to assume responsibility; and is sensitive to differences and similarities between cultures, this position may be the dream work environment for you.This position begins April 2, 2012. Read the job description for this position and send resumes to sbpartnerships@gmail.com.

About us

Anchorage School Business Partnerships started in 1991 and has since grown to over 540 partnerships with an economic value of over $2.5 million. They range from a one person business to large organizations such as BP and FedEx. The organization is supported by both the Anchorage School District and the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce.

Anchorage SBP operates as a non-profit corporation with a Board of Directors that provides guidance and direction for the program as a whole. Partnerships range from a one-person business involved with a school to large corporations involved with many schools and sometimes districtwide. Each partnership starts with an agreement in which both the business and the school outline what the expectations are for each party.

2012 STAR Award nominations

Nominate an exemplary business partner for a 2012 STAR Award and/or inclusion in the Best Practices publication.

Nomination form »

Nominate an exemplary student or educator for a 2012 STAR Award.

Nomination form »

STAR Award recipients 1996-2011 (PDF)

You are cordially invited to the
Anchorage School Business Partnership, Inc.

2012 STAR AWARD RECOGNITION LUNCHEON

Wednesday, April 25, 2012
11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Dena'ina Convention Center, 3rd floor

Student, Educator, multiple Business, Superintendent, Executive
and Shining STAR Awards to be presented

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Platinum $2,500+		Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; company logo displayed in luncheon Power point; nine tickets for luncheon with preferred seating/name on table

Gold $1,500-$2,499		Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; six tickets for luncheon with preferred seating/name on table

Silver $750-$1,499		Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; four tickets for luncheon

Bronze $300-$749		Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; three tickets for luncheon

Ivory $150-$299		Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; two tickets for luncheon

Luncheon seat purchase:
If you would like to purchase a seat or seats at the luncheon at $35 per seat, please click here and indicate the number desired. (There are 10 seats at a table.)

Best Practices 2011

Get the 2011 School Business Partnerships annual report and list of STAR Award winners.

Web version »

Print version (PDF)

STAR Awards luncheon photos

See photos from the April 27 SBP STAR Awards Recognition Luncheon at the Dena'ina Convention Center.

Go to the photo gallery »

Winter 2012 - Partnership Press
(PDF)

Issue highlights:

Inlet View garners national attention for its efforts to promote family health and wellness

Students attend seminar by World Trade Center Alaska

Chugiak High School is thankful for its business partners

Josh Shipp motivates Dimond and Bartlett high schools

Begich students dive into aviation maintenance

Youth Job Center helps McLaughlin youth

The Central Middle School Business Partnership class had a very productive first semester

Rabbit Creek Elementary celebrates 50th Anniversary

Polaris K-12 students enjoy SBP activites

Benson Secondary School hosts a family night in October

Professional cameraman and producer visits Gruening's GBN News class!

Executive Exchange Event

Now accepting STAR Award nominations

Chugach Children's Forest connects Alaska's youth with public lands

Become a SBP advisory board member

Rotary Clubs in Anchorage make a big impact in the schools

New curriculum launched based on bear research

Steller students help decorate Town Square Park

Steller welcomes their newest business partner– Kaladi Brothers Coffee

Partnerships breed success

SBP program survey

Please help us evaluate our program. Your input is valuable in assessing what occurred this school year and what will improve our program. The survey is only 10 questions.

Complete the survey for businesses or organizations »

Complete the survey for school coordinators or principals »

THANK YOU to our School Business Partnership supporters!

These business have made a financial contribution to the School Business Partnership program:

School Business Partnerships Menu

Award winning organization

Anchorage School Business Partnerships was named a 2005-06 winner of the National School and Busines Partnerships Award