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2013 STAR Award winners announced
School Business Parterships is proud to recognize three individuals and seven businesses and organizations as recipients of our 2013 STAR Awards. Our winners have demonstrated oustanding effort in support of our community's youth. Please see our list of winners and more details about the awards.
2013 STAR Award winners »
SBP awards military/school mini grants, luncheon tickets
Eight schools received mini grants in collaboration with their military partners. Additional schools have received tickets to attend the April 24 STAR Awards Recognition Luncheon.
Winners' list (PDF)
You are cordially invited to the
Anchorage School Business Partnership, Inc.
2013 STAR AWARD RECOGNITION LUNCHEON
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
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
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.) |
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Platinum
$2,500+ |
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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 |
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Gold
$1,500-$2,499 |
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Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; six tickets for luncheon with preferred seating/name on table |
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Silver
$750-$1,499 |
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Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; four tickets for luncheon |
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Bronze
$300-$749 |
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Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; three tickets for luncheon |
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Ivory
$150-$299 |
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Name and logo on website and in Best Practices publication; acknowledgement in luncheon program; two tickets for luncheon |
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Mentoring teens: Free public workshops
Anchorage United for Youth and Anchorage Youth Development Coalition presents a range of topics that will prepare and inform you on how to best serve as a supportive adult in a young person’s life. Tuesdays 6-8 p.m. (Jan. 22, Feb. 19, March 19 and April 16). Download flier (PDF)
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.
Best Practices 2012
Get the 2012 School Business Partnerships annual report and list of STAR Award winners.
Best Practices 2012 (PDF)
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Features:
The Big Wild Life Trivia contest
A night on the town for
these winners
Alyeska Pipeline Services provides scholarships
for students and staff to attend conference
Business partners walk for pedestrian safety
Clark celebrates its rich cultural diversity with
help of partners.
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Executive Exchange
The 2012 School Business Executive Exchange took place Dec. 4th at the King Career Center. Seventy six business leaders, school principals and executive staff participated. Each participant was paired and asked to meet in advance at each others work sites. At the Executive Exchange Debrief Luncheon they discussed how businesses and schools benefit from partnerships, the issues or challenges in our community affecting both business and education and opportunities for businesses and schools to seize. The discussion was lively and informative and each table group was given the opportunity to share the highlights of their exchanges.
The stars of the event were the students and staff at the King Career Center who set the tables, made the center pieces, prepared the food and did the serving. At the end of the meal, the students were given a standing ovation for an outstanding job.
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