June 6, 2025 - 04:59

Sitka's legislators have returned home following adjournment on May 20. Both recently visited KCAW to offer insights into the session and to reflect on this year's battle to fund education. During their discussions, they expressed a mix of relief and concern regarding the recent decision to override the governor's veto on education funding.
While the override was a significant victory for the community, the legislators acknowledged ongoing worries about the sustainability of educational resources in Sitka. They emphasized the importance of ensuring that schools have adequate funding to support students and teachers alike.
The legislators highlighted that despite the override, challenges remain in addressing the long-term needs of the education system. They called for continued dialogue with community members and stakeholders to find effective solutions that will benefit local schools. As they look ahead, the focus will be on fostering a collaborative approach to secure the future of education in Sitka.
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