The book compares conditions from many sources of data among children in Alaska and other states and within regions of Alaska. Commencement Nearly two hundred graduates will receive their diplomas Sunday evening when Kenai Peninsula College observes its thirty-first annual commencement at Kenai Central High School Auditorium April 29, beginning at 7 p.m. Soldotna Police Chief Shirley Warner is the scheduled speaker. Joining Chief Warner in addressing the graduates and their guests are University of Alaska Anchorage Chancellor Edward Lee Gorsuch and University of Alaska President Mark Hamilton. Twenty students earning bachelor degrees from UAA and the University of Alaska Southeast in Juneau, and one student earning a Master of Education from UAA, will receive recognition during the ceremonies. These local area students began their college education at KPC and completed most, if not all, of their four-year degree requirements locally.
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Registration deadline is May 15, on a first come, first served basis. The KPC Dancers will be performing along with several other guest artists at the Aurora Dancers Second Annual Dance Production on Saturday, May 12, at KCHS at 7 pm. They will perform once again at the Kenai River Festival in June. UAA Scholarships are now accessible on the website. We have used the UAA FA Office web link as our page in order to deliver the same message to students, to offer them an easier opportunity when applying for UAA scholarships.