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Two Alaska school districts filed a lawsuit on Jan. 20 in Anchorage Superior Court against the state, its governor and its education commissioner over what they say is a long-running failure to adequately fund public education.<\/p>

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In the complaint, the Kuspuk School District and the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District argue \u201cthe state is failing to meet its constitutional obligation\u201d to provide Alaska students \u201ca sound basic education and meaningful opportunity for proficiency\u201d in vital subjects, and to fund schools and school districts sufficiently to do that.<\/p>\n

The plaintiffs are seeking to force the state to fulfill its constitutional obligation and requesting a court-ordered study to determine what it costs to educate students.<\/p>\n

\u201cAlaska, we don\u2019t believe, has ever done an adequacy study to really understand what it would take to allow Alaska students a fair opportunity to learn the skills they need to participate and contribute to society,\u201d said Matt Singer, a trial attorney representing the plaintiffs. \u201cIf you don\u2019t know what something is going to cost, then you can\u2019t have a conversation with the Legislature about how to fund it.\u201d<\/p>\n

The lawsuit points to the effects of chronic underfunding: low proficiency test scores; reductions in teaching staff; and the elimination of fine arts as well as career technical and vocational education programs. It also cites dangerous conditions inside school buildings.<\/p>\n

Over the last year, KYUK, NPR and ProPublica have spotlighted poor health and safety conditions inside many rural school buildings across Alaska. The reporting showed how the state has largely ignored hundreds of requests from rural school districts to fix deteriorating buildings and that some of the worst conditions exist at state-owned schools.<\/p>\n

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Kuspuk Superintendent Madeline Aguillard said that since Gov. Mike Dunleavy took office in 2018, he had put little money toward education. \u201cThat\u2019s almost a decade of just starting at nothing, and when you have to claw your way to even less than minimal funding, that takes a toll,\u201d said Aguillard.<\/p>\n

A spokesperson with the governor\u2019s office referred questions about the lawsuit to the state Department of Law.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe responsible path is legislation \u2014 not litigation,\u201d Department of Law spokesperson Sam Curtis wrote in an email.<\/p>\n

The education clause in Alaska\u2019s constitution does not specify a dollar amount for education. Instead, wrote Curtis, the constitution \u201cvests the power of the purse squarely in the Legislature and the Governor. The legislative session began today. That is where education policy and funding decisions are meant to be debated and resolved.\u201d<\/p>\n

It\u2019s not a coincidence the suit was filed on the same day legislators convened in Juneau for this year\u2019s legislative session, said Fairbanks Superintendent Luke Meinert. \u201cI think it sends the message that the work on education funding is not done,\u201d said Meinert.<\/p>\n

Education Commissioner Deena Bishop did not respond to a request for comment. A spokesperson for her department also referred questions to Alaska\u2019s\u00a0 Department of Law. Prior to her appointment as commissioner, Bishop was superintendent of the Anchorage School District, the state\u2019s largest. In that position, Bishop consistently advocated for increased state funding for public schools through a change to Alaska\u2019s education funding formula. As commissioner, Bishop has said her department is not responsible for allocating funds for education. \u201cThe levers that I can pull aren\u2019t levers for funding,\u201d Bishop said in a 2024 interview. \u201cI don\u2019t create the money. The Legislature creates that, but we can certainly support policy that would help support schools as their needs come up.\u201d<\/p>\n

Caroline Storm, executive director of the Coalition for Education Equity, an Alaska-based nonprofit organization representing school districts and their leadership that is helping finance the lawsuit, said years of advocacy from her organization and others simply \u201chasn\u2019t moved the needle enough\u201d in the state to pay for wide-ranging needs from curriculum to building maintenance. She said the lack of financial support for public education should be central to this year\u2019s election cycle.<\/p>

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Alaska\u2019s public schools receive funding from two state budgets. Capital funds pay for building maintenance, upgrades and construction. Money for operations, often referred to as the Base Student Allocation, buys things like textbooks and pays for teachers\u2019 salaries. According to the complaint, Alaska allocated $5,800 per student in 2015. Over a decade, the number had risen to $5,960, significantly less than the rate of inflation.<\/p>\n

In all regards, Singer said, the state is failing. \u201cIn order to provide a basic sound education, you need a lot of different things,\u201d he said. \u201cOne of the things is a safe school building with a roof and heater. Another thing you need is a competent teacher standing in front of a classroom educating young people.\u201d<\/p>\n

After years of relatively flat state funding for schools amid rising operational costs, Alaska lawmakers during the 2025 legislative session passed a $700 increase to the BSA, then gained enough support to override Dunleavy\u2019s veto of the bipartisan education bill \u2014 and later overrode his veto of $50 million in education funding from the budget. In recent years, lawmakers have been at odds with Dunleavy, who has blamed declining enrollment on school closures and who has also called for a statewide open enrollment system and for policy changes to benefit charter schools.<\/p>\n

While advocates celebrated the funding increase, many education leaders have said it still falls short of what school districts need to effectively operate, and the plaintiffs in the lawsuit said the increase was \u201cwoefully insufficient to keep pace with inflation, which had eroded purchasing power by 37% in the preceding decade.\u201d There are more than 50 school districts in Alaska, and most are located within cities or organized boroughs, which have access to local tax revenue to help fund education. But 19 are almost entirely reliant on the state for funds because they serve rural, unincorporated communities where money from local taxes is not available. Dozens of those rural school buildings are owned by the state education department, including in the Kuspuk district, which covers an area in Western Alaska that\u2019s roughly the size of Maryland.<\/p>\n

State assessment data on student performance within the Kuspuk district is \u201cdire,\u201d according to the legal complaint. The numbers show that 90% of the district\u2019s 330 students during the 2024-25 school year were not proficient in English language arts, math or science. Aguillard, the superintendent, said chronic underfunding from the state is having an outsized impact on districts like hers, where the student population is predominantly Indigenous. She said those students also suffer because her district has had to pull funds from its operational budget to keep buildings open. That money has gone to fix failing plumbing and fire suppression systems and to help repair problems with building foundations and leaky roofs.<\/p>\n

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Earlier this month, Aguillard got word from an architect that most of the joists that hold up the roof of the school gym in Aniak are broken. \u201cWe are closing the high school immediately and beginning plans to demolish before it collapses,\u201d she wrote in a text message. In the last three years, experts have said at least three buildings in her district should not be occupied.<\/p>\n

This winter, a prolonged and extreme cold snap meant that eight of the Kuspuk district\u2019s nine buildings could not open in time for students to return from the holiday break because there was no running water, heat or electricity. The majority of the buildings in the district are owned by Alaska\u2019s education department.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s unsettling,\u201d Aguillard said. \u201cOur buildings should not be shutting down so easily. It\u2019s really just evidence of the decline of the capacity of those buildings.\u201d<\/p>\n

Dozens of studies cited by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on its website highlight the negative effects of poor maintenance and conditions inside schools on student performance. The investigation found black mold inside several Alaska schools. Exposure can increase the risk of asthma and is linked to higher rates of absenteeism. According to the agency, leaking roofs and problems with heating and ventilation can also impact academic performance.<\/p>\n

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The situation isn\u2019t unique to rural school districts, however. In an interview, Meinert, the Fairbanks superintendent, described the tangible impact a $5 million budget deficit has had in his district, one of the three largest in the state.<\/p>\n

In the last five years, seven schools in his district have closed due to a budget shortfall. Since 2019, Meinert said, his district has terminated more than 300 teaching positions, which means class sizes have swelled to more than double what the National Center for Education Statistics reported for the state five years ago, sometimes topping 40 students in a classroom.<\/p>\n

Meinert contends that a lack of state financial support within his district is also disproportionately impacting the minority student population. State assessments show that more than 76% of Indigenous and economically disadvantaged students in the district are not proficient in English language arts.<\/p>

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