UNALASKA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

Stakeholders Discuss Possible Plans to Reopen Unalaska Schools

By • Jan 15, 2021
Berett Wilber/KUCB

 

As the city contends with potential widespread exposure to the coronavirus, Unalaska's schools have begun to determine if and how they will provide in-person learning opportunities to students.

Unalaska Reestablishes 'Hunker Down' Order, Schools Prepare To Shift Back To Home-Based Learning

By & • Jan 8, 2021
Courtesy of Tacho

 

As Unalaskans are once again being asked to stay at home as much as possible after the city raised its coronavirus risk level to "high" on Thursday, students are left in limbo — awaiting transition to distance education.

Unalaska Schools Close, City Moves To 'High Risk' Following Confirmed Community Spread Of COVID-19

By • Nov 30, 2020
Berett Wilber/KUCB

Updated on 11/30/2020 at 6:30 p.m.

Unalaska's classrooms will close Tuesday as the district moves to distance learning.

That's after city officials confirmed two new COVID-19 cases from community spread Monday and said there's "potential widespread exposure" to the virus in the community.

Unalaskans Join High School Swim Team In Community Swim Meet

By • Nov 9, 2020
Maggie Nelson/KUCB

On Friday, Unalaskans joined the high school swim team in a community swim meet. At the event, eight community members competed against high schoolers.

Unalaska High School Hatchery Revitalizes Local Silver Salmon Population

By • Nov 3, 2020
Maggie Nelson/KUCB

 

Around October every year for the last 19 years, Unalaska High School students have been wading into the Iliuliuk River, under science teacher Steven Gregory's guidance, to collect pairs of spawning salmon.

 

Last week, students in Gregory's fisheries class stretched a seine net from bank to bank, while another group waded upstream, rhythmically slapping large dip nets on the surface of the water.

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