Schools New and Renewed
District information about schools that are
being constructed and remodeled.
District projects
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Romig Middle
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Girdwood K-8 |
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Implementation Plan
November 12, 2012
In November 2012 the Anchorage School Board approved an Implementation Plan in order to perform funded projects at West Romig and maintain the spirit of the comprehensive Master Plan. The approved Implementation Plan, the Master Plan and resource documents from 2010 can be downloaded at the links below.
Implementation Plan (PDF)
Master Plan (PDF)
Master Plan resources (PDF)
Board presentation (PDF)
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Proposed schematic design
The proposed schematic design has been developed and is slated
to be submitted to the Anchorage School Board in June 2013.
Proposed schematic design (PDF) |
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$247 million in bond debt retired
As of August 2012, the district has paid off $247 million of bond debt in the last five fiscal years. In the next five years, the district will be paying off an additional $279 million. |
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2013 Legislative request summary by school
A summary of the 2012 school-based capital budget requests submitted by the school district to the Alaska State Legislature. Download the summary (PDF) |
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Educational Specifications |
Districtwide Educational Specification documents are used to describe design requirements for future K-12 school planning in the district and apply to both new schools and renewal projects. They flexibly adjust to individual school and community needs; promote consistency throughout the district; and simplify subsequent site-specific design projects. The School Board approved districtwide educational specifications each for high, middle and elementary school levels as recommended by the Capital Improvement Advisory Committee on Sept. 6, 2012. The final documents are available in PDF format below:
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Our Schools
Elementary Schools: Forty four elementary schools are organized K-6, while Chester Valley, Chugiak, Creekside Park, Fire Lake, Mountain View, Muldoon, Nunaka Valley, Russian Jack, Scenic Park, Tyson, Susitna, Williwaw and Wonder Park elementary schools are organized K-5 . Aurora, Mt. Spurr and Orion elementary schools are located on Elmendorf Air Force Base. Ursa
Major and Ursa Minor elementary schools are located on Fort Richardson Army Post. Two elementary schools have a K-8 organizational pattern:
Northern Lights ABC and Girdwood Elementary.
Middle Schools: Central, Goldenview, Gruening, Hanshew, Mears, Romig, and Wendler middle schools are
organized 7-8. Begich, Clark and Mirror Lake middle schools are organized 6-8.
High Schools: Bartlett, Chugiak, Dimond,
Eagle River, East, Service, South, and West senior high
schools are organized 9-12.
Alternative Schools: Polaris K-12 School, an alternative elementary/secondary program,
is organized K-12. Steller alternative secondary program is organized 7-12. Two other alternative secondary programs are organized 9-12:
Benny Benson SAVE, and Avail. Benny Benson SAVE is housed at the Benny Benson building, while AVAIL is housed at Fifth Avenue Mall.
SEARCH, an alternative secondary program that is organized 7-8, is also housed at the Benny Benson building. SAVE, another alternative
secondary program, is organized 10-12 and is housed in its own facility.
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