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AK Stat § 14.43.915 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 43. Financial Aid Programs for Postsecondary Students|Article 13. General Provisions.|Sec. 14.43.915. Alaska education grant account and Alaska performance scholarship award account.

(a) The Alaska education grant account is created as an account in the general fund. Money may be appropriated to the account from the Alaska higher education investment fund under AS 37.14.750 and from other sources. The commission may use the money in the account to pay grants awarded under AS 14.43.400 - 14.43.420 and to pay the cost of administration of the Alaska education grant program created under AS 14.43.400. (b) The Alaska performance scholarship award account is created as an account in the general fund. Money may be appropriated to the account from the Alaska higher education investment fund under AS 37.14.750 and from other sources. The commission may use the money in the account to pay scholarships awarded to students under AS 14.43.810 - 14.43.849. (c) Of the total amount available annually to the commission for payment of grants under AS 14.43.400 - 14.43.420 and for payment of scholarships under AS 14.43.810 - 14.43.849, one-third of the combined amount in the accounts established under (a) and (b) of this section shall be available solely for payment of grants awarded under AS 14.43.400 - 14.43.420. The commission shall annually allocate to all qualified applicants for scholarships awarded under AS 14.43.810 - 14.43.849 two-thirds of the combined amount in the accounts. If an insufficient number of qualified applicants are awarded grants under AS 14.43.400 - 14.43.420 or scholarships under AS 14.43.810 - 14.43.849, or both, before the end of that fiscal year, the commissioner shall redeposit the remaining funds into the Alaska higher education investment fund established under AS 37.14.750. (d) The commission shall reserve a percentage calculated under this subsection of the total amount available for awards in the accounts established under (a) and (b) of this section each year for award to students who graduate from a school district with an ADM of less than 800 or from a school that was operated by the Alaska State-Operated School System established under former AS 14.08.020. The percentage reserved under this subsection shall be calculated by adding the ADMs of districts with an ADM of less than 800 and the number of students enrolled in a school that was operated by the Alaska State-Operated School System established under former AS 14.08.020 that is located in a district with an ADM of 800 or more and then dividing that number by the sum of the ADMs of all districts in the state. (e) If an insufficient number of applicants apply for the available amount reserved under (d) of this section, the commission shall redeposit the remaining amount in the account from which the funds originated. (f) In this section, (1) “ADM” has the meaning given in AS 14.17.990; (2) “district” has the meaning given in AS 14.17.990, but also includes a state boarding school under AS 14.16.
AK Stat § 14.43.920 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 43. Financial Aid Programs for Postsecondary Students|Article 13. General Provisions.|Sec. 14.43.920. Repayment by ineligible recipient.

If a person receives a scholarship, loan, or grant under this title for which the person is not eligible under the provisions of this title, the scholarship, loan, or grant is void and the entire balance of money paid is immediately due to the scholarship, loan, or grant fund. This section is in addition to any penalty that may be imposed according to another provision of law.
AK Stat § 14.43.930 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 43. Financial Aid Programs for Postsecondary Students|Article 13. General Provisions.|Sec. 14.43.930. Scholarship program information.

(a) The board shall make information about scholarship programs available in each school district in the state and at each campus of the University of Alaska. (b) By September 15 before each annual graduation, a qualified high school in the state with a high school graduating class shall provide (1) to the board a list of the names and addresses of students in the graduating class who meet scholarship eligibility requirements for each scholarship program; and (2) a notice of eligibility for the scholarship program to those students on the list prepared under (1) of this subsection. (c) A school district shall amend its policies, including those applying to student directory information, as necessary to comply with this section. (d) A qualified high school may not provide to the board the name of a student if the parent of the student objects to the disclosure. (e) In this section, (1) “board” means the Board of Regents of the University of Alaska; (2) “qualified high school” means a public high school, a high school accredited by the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools, or a high school registered with the department.
AK Stat § 14.43.990 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 43. Financial Aid Programs for Postsecondary Students|Article 13. General Provisions.|Sec. 14.43.990. Definitions.

In this chapter, (1) “AlaskAdvantage” means the service mark registered by the commission under 15 U.S.C. 1051 (Trademark Act) that is used to describe financial aid and higher education outreach programs and services provided by the commission; (2) “approved federal family education loan institution” means a postsecondary education institution in this state or outside of this state that is approved for participation in the federal guaranteed student loan program; (3) “commission” means the Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education; (4) “corporation” means the Alaska Student Loan Corporation created in AS 14.42.100; (5) “education loan” means a loan made to finance the cost of attendance in a postsecondary education program that is made by the commission or is a loan received through the federal guaranteed student loan program; (6) “federal guaranteed student loan program” means the programs of the United States government making postsecondary educational financial aid available under 20 U.S.C. 1070 - 1099c-2, as amended; (7) “on-time student” means an undergraduate who is enrolled and is in regular attendance at classes for 15 or more semester hours of credit or the equivalent during the semester; any combination of semester hours of credit or the equivalent aggregating to the requisite number of semester hours and undertaken during a semester at two or more public or private institutions of higher education constitutes on-time student status.
AK Stat § 14.44.010 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 44. Interstate Education Compacts|Article 1. Western Regional Higher Education Compact.|Sec. 14.44.010. Ratification, approval, and adherence.

The Western Regional Higher Education Compact, recommended by the Western Governors' Conference on November 10, 1950, for adoption by the states or territories of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming, is ratified and approved and the adherence of this state to this Compact, upon its ratification and approval by four or more of these states or territories in addition to this state, is declared.
AK Stat § 14.44.020 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 44. Interstate Education Compacts|Article 1. Western Regional Higher Education Compact.|Sec. 14.44.020. Execution of Compact by governor.

Upon ratification and approval of the Western Regional Higher Education Compact by four or more of the specified states or territories in addition to this state, the governor shall execute the Compact on behalf of the state and perform other acts requisite to its formal ratification and promulgation.
AK Stat § 14.44.025 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 44. Interstate Education Compacts|Article 1. Western Regional Higher Education Compact.|Sec. 14.44.025. Provisions of services.

(a) State participation under Articles VIII and XIII of the Western Regional Higher Education Compact shall be limited to the provision of adequate services and facilities in the professional fields of study available through the Professional Student Exchange Program administered by the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education. The Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education shall establish funding priorities under AS 14.44.035 for the available fields of study by analyzing student access and state labor needs. (b) Notwithstanding the funding priorities established under (a) of this section, the Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education shall provide adequate funding for not fewer than five students each year to attend four-year programs in each of the following fields: (1) dentistry; (2) optometry; and (3) pharmacy.
AK Stat § 14.44.030 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 44. Interstate Education Compacts|Article 1. Western Regional Higher Education Compact.|Sec. 14.44.030. Members of the commission.

(a) The governor, with the advice and consent of the legislature, shall appoint the members for this state of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, created under the provisions of Article III of the Western Regional Higher Education Compact. (b) The qualifications and terms of office of the members of the commission of this state shall conform with the provisions of Article IV of the Compact. (c) The commissioners shall serve without compensation and shall be reimbursed for actual and necessary expenses by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education.
AK Stat § 14.44.035 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 44. Interstate Education Compacts|Article 1. Western Regional Higher Education Compact.|Sec. 14.44.035. Administration.

The Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education shall administer the state's participation in the Western Regional Higher Education Compact. The Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education may adopt regulations to implement AS 14.44.010 - 14.44.040.
AK Stat § 14.44.040 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 44. Interstate Education Compacts|Article 1. Western Regional Higher Education Compact.|Sec. 14.44.040. Repayment condition for program participants.

(a) As a condition of eligibility for receiving financial support from the state under the Professional Student Exchange Program of the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, a program participant shall agree to repay to the state the support provided by the state on behalf of that person, plus interest. (b) A repayment under this section shall be paid into the education loan fund created under AS 14.42.210. (c) If a program participant defaults on the repayment obligation, the provisions of AS 14.43.145 - 14.43.155 apply to collect on the obligation as if it were a defaulted loan under AS 14.43.
AK Stat § 14.44.050 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 44. Interstate Education Compacts|Article 2. Compact for Education.|Sec. 14.44.050. Entry into compact.

The Compact for Education is enacted into law and entered into in behalf of the State of Alaska with all other states and jurisdictions legally joining in it in a form substantially as contained in AS 14.44.055.
AK Stat § 14.44.060 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 44. Interstate Education Compacts|Article 2. Compact for Education.|Sec. 14.44.060. Members of the commission.

(a) One of the commission members shall be the governor; one shall be the state commissioner of education and early development; two shall be members of the state legislature selected by its respective houses and serving in the manner the legislature may determine; one shall be the president of the state Board of Education and Early Development; and two shall be appointed at large by and serve at the pleasure of the governor. (b) The terms of office of the at-large members shall be four years; however, the first members shall be appointed as follows: one for two years, and one for four years. Each member shall hold office until a successor is appointed and qualified. (c) The legislative and at-large members of the commission serve without compensation but are entitled to per diem and travel expenses provided by law for other state boards and commissions.
AK Stat § 14.45.030 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 45. Private and Denominational Schools|Article 1. Non-exempt Religious and Private Schools.|Sec. 14.45.030. Non-exempt schools.

Teachers and others in charge of religious or other private schools not operated in compliance with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 are not exempt from laws and regulations relating to education. Non-exempt schools shall make regular monthly attendance reports and annual reports to the commissioner in the same manner as teachers and superintendents in the public schools.
AK Stat § 14.45.100 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 45. Private and Denominational Schools|Article 2. Exempt Religious and Other Private Schools.|Sec. 14.45.100. Exemption.

(a) Except as provided in (b) of this section, a religious or other private school that complies with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 is exempt from other provisions of law and regulations relating to education except law and regulations relating to physical health, fire safety, sanitation, immunization, and physical examinations. (b) A religious or other private school that is exempt under this section is not required to comply with AS 14.33.120(b), 14.33.125, or 14.33.127.
AK Stat § 14.45.110 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 45. Private and Denominational Schools|Article 2. Exempt Religious and Other Private Schools.|Sec. 14.45.110. Requirements of exempt schools.

(a) The parent or guardian of a child of compulsory school age enrolled in a religious or other private school that complies with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 shall file an annual notice of enrollment in the school for the child with the local public school superintendent for the area in which the child resides on a form provided by the department. The form shall be signed by the parent or guardian and the chief administrative officer of the school and returned to the local public school superintendent by the parent or guardian. The school shall notify the local public school superintendent within a reasonable time if the child is no longer enrolled in or attending the school. (b) A religious or other private school that elects to comply with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 shall maintain monthly attendance records for each student enrolled in the school, shall operate on a regular schedule, excluding reasonable holidays and vacations, during at least 180 days of the year, shall make an annual report to the commissioner of the number of students in each grade and the school calendar, and shall comply with the provisions concerning missing children under AS 14.30.700 - 14.30.720.
AK Stat § 14.45.120 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 45. Private and Denominational Schools|Article 2. Exempt Religious and Other Private Schools.|Sec. 14.45.120. Standardized testing requirements.

(a) A religious or other private school that elects to comply with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 shall administer a nationally standardized test selected by the chief administrative officer of the school to all students enrolled in grades four, six, and eight at least once each school year. (b) The nationally standardized test must measure achievement in English grammar, reading, spelling, and mathematics. (c) A religious or other private school that elects to comply with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 shall maintain records of the results of the nationally standardized tests and the records shall be made available to the parent or guardian of the student. Each school shall make composite test results for the school available annually to an authorized representative of the department. The composite test results of a religious or other private school operated in compliance with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 are not public information unless each public school (1) is also required to administer a nationally standardized test that measures achievement in English grammar, reading, spelling, and mathematics; and (2) the composite test results for each public school are public information.
AK Stat § 14.45.130 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 45. Private and Denominational Schools|Article 2. Exempt Religious and Other Private Schools.|Sec. 14.45.130. Records.

(a) A religious or other private school that elects to comply with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 shall maintain permanent student records reflecting immunizations, physical examinations, standardized testing, academic achievement, courses taken at the school, and level of eligibility for an Alaska performance scholarship under AS 14.43.810 - 14.43.849. (b) The chief administrative officer of a school that elects to comply with AS 14.45.100 - 14.45.130 shall certify to the department, under oath or by affirmation, that the records required under (a) of this section are being maintained.
AK Stat § 14.45.150 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 45. Private and Denominational Schools|Article 3. General Provisions.|Sec. 14.45.150. Interscholastic activities; eligibility.

(a) A full-time student who is eligible under (b) of this section who is enrolled in grades nine through 12 in an alternative education program that is located in the state and that does not offer interscholastic activities is eligible to participate in any interscholastic activities program available in a religious or other private school regulated under this chapter (1) that the student would be eligible to attend were the student not enrolled in an alternative education program; and (2) at which the student requests to participate, if the administrator of the school approves. (b) A student is eligible to participate in interscholastic activities under this section if the student (1) is otherwise eligible to participate in interscholastic activities under requirements established by the school and the statewide interscholastic activities governing body; (2) provides documentation, including academic transcripts, proof of full-time enrollment, and applicable disciplinary records, and, if required for participation in an activity by the school, requested medical records, to the school providing the interscholastic activities program; and (3) claims the same school for interscholastic activities eligibility purposes during a school year. (c) In this section, (1) “alternative education program” means a public secondary school that provides a nontraditional education program, including the Alaska Military Youth Academy; a public vocational, remedial, or theme-based program; a home school program that is accredited by a recognized accrediting body; a charter school authorized under AS 14.03.250 - 14.03.290; and a statewide correspondence school that enrolls students who reside outside of a district in which the student resides and provides less than three hours a week of scheduled face-to-face student interactions in the same location with a teacher who is certified under AS 14.20.020; (2) “district” has the meaning given in AS 14.17.990; (3) “full-time student” means a student who (A) is enrolled in not less than five classes in grades nine through 11 and not less than four classes in grade 12; and (B) is on track to graduate from secondary school in not more than four years of attendance in secondary school; (4) “interscholastic activities” means preparation for and participation in events or competitions involving another school when the preparation or participation (A) is sanctioned or supported by the statewide interscholastic activities governing body; (B) is conducted outside of the regular school curriculum; and (C) does not involve participation in student government at a school; (5) “located in the state” means that the alternative education program is accessed by a student who is located in the state and provides for all instructional hours to take place at a site in the state.
AK Stat § 14.45.190 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 45. Private and Denominational Schools|Article 3. General Provisions.|Sec. 14.45.190. School lockers.

A private school may search school lockers and other containers as provided in AS 14.03.105.
AK Stat § 14.45.200 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 45. Private and Denominational Schools|Article 3. General Provisions.|Sec. 14.45.200. Definitions.

In this chapter, (1) “private school” means a school that does not receive direct state or federal funding; (2) “religious school” means a private school operated by a church or other religious organization that does not receive direct state or federal funding.
AK Stat § 14.56.010 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 56. State and Community Libraries|Article 1. State Library and Historical Library.|Sec. 14.56.010. Department of Education and Early Development to govern library.

The Department of Education and Early Development shall manage and have complete charge of all of the property contained in the institutions known as the state library and state historical library. The state library and state historical library shall be maintained in the state capital.
AK Stat § 14.56.020 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums|Chapter 56. State and Community Libraries|Article 1. State Library and Historical Library.|Sec. 14.56.020. Powers of the Department of Education and Early Development.

The department shall (1) stimulate and encourage citizens' participation in the development and improvement of library facilities; and (2) establish policies, plans, and procedures of the department, and adopt reasonable regulations and orders, with penalties, as may be required.