Annette Island School District

(*Updated 3:20 pm: Summer Meals start Tuesday, June 2nd!)

AISD Summer programs begin next week! ☀️

We have made a few changes this year: the Primary Extended School Year & RJES Reading Program will now begin in August before school starts. The rest of the programs will start in June:

Summer Meals Program: (more information to come)
June 2nd - 19th

MHS Credit Recovery:
June 2nd - 17th

Secondary Extended School Year:
June 2nd - 19th

Early Head Start Extended School Year:
June 22nd - July 3rd

RJES Summer Reading Program:
August 10th - 21st

Primary Extended School Year:
August 10th - 21st

If your child has been identified for one these programs, additional information will be provided to you.

Thank you for your continued support of AISD!

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Reminder: Our RJES 5th Grade "Fly Up" to middle school is TODAY, Tuesday, May 26th at 2:00 pm! Please join us in the covered court- see you there!

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Today at 3:00!

If your child will be attending Pre-K with us next school year, please join us TODAY for our Open House & Enrollment!

When: Thursday, May 21st
Time: 3:00 - 4:00 pm
Where: Richard Johnson Elementary

See you there!

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Check our 6th graders!

On Tuesday, our 6th grade scientists were dissecting owl pellets in Ms. Parise's class. Luk'wil aam dzapsm!

📸: Ms. Parise

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Check this out! Logan W. participated in the Rural Alaska Students for One Health Research (RASOR) program through the University of Alaska Southeast Sitka! To satisfy his research project requirement, he was an intern for the Metlakatla Indian Community Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Logan chose to research the impact of recreation beach debris in several popular beaches on Annette Islands Reserve. He picked Front Beach in Metlakatla, as well as the Hospital Area Colby Creek beach in Tamgas Bay. He hypothesized that the beach in town would have more recreational debris and litter than the beach further out of town. His hypothesis was correct, and he found much more recreational debris on Front Beach. Logan presented his findings via Zoom to UAS and Sealaska staff, as well as educators and environmental professionals from Southeast Alaska. Logan satisfied his program requirements and received college credits!

Overall, the most debris found was plastic nets and a probable solution would be more access to areas to dispose of nets or to switch to biodegradable or natural material nets!

Luk'wil aam dzabn, Logan!

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