AK Supreme Court Reverses Ruling on Correspondence Study Program

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AK Supreme Court Reverses Ruling on Correspondence Study Program

  Friday, the Alaska Supreme Court upheld Alaska’s correspondence school allotment program, allowing more than 22,000 students and families enrolled in the program to breathe a sigh of relief. The Court reversed a Superior Court ruling that had struck down Alaska’s correspondence school statutes as unconstitutional, restoring the program as it has existed for the […]

Attorney General Taylor Recused from Correspondence School Allotment Advice in May

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Attorney General Taylor Recused from Correspondence School Allotment Advice in May

(Anchorage, AK) – As the Alaska Department of Law considers the legality of using public funds for private education costs, Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor recused himself from all matters involving correspondence school allotments on May 21, 2022. Taylor’s wife is an advocate for the idea and has recently written a column on it. Attorney General […]