Atka

Friday marks the end of Alaska's student count period, which determines how much funding public schools receive.

To get full funding, schools need at least 10 students. But at the Yakov E. Netsvetov school in Atka, there are only six. Unless four more students enroll, this will be the last year there's a school in Atka.

 An Anchorage man faces felony charges after the van he was driving under the influence rolled, killing three people in Atka last Tuesday.

28-year-old Sonny Iloilo was driving nine employees of Atka Pride Seafoods on a straight stretch of road toward the airport when the vehicle drifted off the roadway. Alaska State Troopers say he over-corrected, causing the vehicle to roll multiple times.

According to Troopers, neither Iloilo nor his passengers were wearing seatbelts; and speed and impairment of the driver contributed to the fatal crash.

Update, 4:30 p.m.:

Three people have died and six more are injured after a passenger van rolled-over in Atka Tuesday night.

According to the Associated Press the deceased were all from Anchorage. 43-year-old Ray McCullough Jr., 51-year-old Mike Tunohun Jr. and 57-year-old Paul Nicholas Nesbit died in single-vehicle crash.

 Alaska State Troopers say they learned of the single vehicle crash just after 6 p.m.