Kodiak
Island Borough School District: Kodiak's public school district
had a 2001-2002 student enrollment of 2,787, grades K-12, including 234
students in the rural schools.
In and near the City of Kodiak there are four elementary schools, one
junior high, and one senior high. The elementary schools serve grades
K through sixth; Junior High, grades seven and eight; and High School,
grades nine through 12.
The district has schools in seven outlying communities of
Port Lions, Larsen Bay, Akhiok, Ouzinkie, Old Harbor, and in the town
of Chiniak. There is a one-room school at the Danger Bay logging camp
on Afognak Island.
The Kodiak Island Borough School
District is committed to a strong basic skills program. The district
has developed specific strategies and methods for teaching reading, writing,
public speaking and computing. The High School offers a sound academic
program in math, science, social studies, and language arts. Vocational
offerings are extensive. A community based career education alternative
program is available.
The High School facility contains general classrooms, vocational classrooms,
a library, gymnasium, swimming pool and 750 seat performing arts auditorium.
The Junior High, besides regular classrooms, has a large library, student
commons, two court gymnasium, and specialized classrooms for shop, computers,
business and home living skills.
Four elementary schools serve grades K-6. Peterson Elementary is on the
Coast Guard Base; Main Elementary is on Powell Avenue near the Junior
High and High School complex. East Elementary is on the corner of Rezanof
Drive East and Benny Benson Drive. Northstar Elementary is on Mallard
Way.
To complement the public school program, there are several opportunities
to attend private and church operated programs.
Kodiak
Christian School, K-8; Seventh Day Adventist,
1-8; and St.
Mary's Catholic School, 1-8.