Parents
News and events
Help your child succeed
Parent road maps explain new ways of teaching and help parents understand how to support their child in math and language arts. Each road map lets parents know what their child will learn, how to partner with the teacher, provides examples of skills and strategies students will use and how to ensure learning continues outside of school.
Class of 2013
Graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2013 begin May 9. See the graduation calendar for dates, times and locations of all ceremonies.
Schools
Elementary schools
Schedule, menu, forms
Academics
CurriculumHealth, safety, weather
Sports and activities
- Schedules
- Participation info
(high | middle) - Event admission fees
- Gender equity (Title IX)
Connect with ASD
General information
Newcomer's guide
Special programs
About ASD
About ASD
- Statistics
- Demographics
- Anchorage Info
- Annual Report
"Expect the Best"
Register for school
Instructions, forms and information about registering your child for school.
Feedback & Questions
- Submit a comment
- Problem solving and complaints
- Multicultural Education Concerns Advisory Committee
- Contact us
Parent involvement
Parents play a critical role in the education of their children. Your involvement positively impacts student achievement. Read the district's policy on parent involvement or talk with your child's principal. Participating in parent conferences is an important way to show your child school matters.
ParentConnect on Zangle
Log in to ParentConnect and to monitor your child's grades, attendance and assignments. Features include:
Help your child SOAR
SOAR is a free web-based program designed for military families that can also be used by classmates in military-impacted school districts, such as ASD. Download the SOAR brochure (PDF) or visit the SOAR website to learn more. Contact the district's coordinator Joe Hackenmueller for information.
Visiting our schools
Parents and community members are welcome at our schools. Please be prepared to sign in at the office and show identification. Staff may stop you in the halls as a safety precaution. This is not intended to offend or discourage your visit.