Mission Statement & Strategic Plan

  • Learning in our schools is rooted in the values, history and language of the Iñupiat. Students develop the academic and cultural skills and knowledge to be:
     
     ○ Critical and creative thinkers able to adapt in a changing environment and world;
     
     ○ Active, responsible, contributing members of their communities; and
     
     
     ○ Confident, healthy young adults, able to envision, plan and take control of their destiny. 
     
     

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  • Quyanaaq Award

    You can give this award to any employee or volunteer in recognition of achievement, service or dedication. Please, take a moment to offer an Iñupiaq-style thank you by filling out an online Quyanaaq Award form. Your comments will be reviewed and may be edited for clarity before being posted on the website. 

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District Notices

  • Request for Proposal for FY2018 Employee Housing

    The North Slope Borough School District is seeking to lease employee housing. If you own property that you would be interested in leasing to the NSBSD, you may pick up an FY18 Request for Proposal Packet (RFP) at the Maintenance and Operations Office located at 1693 Okpik Street in Barrow, Alaska. If you would like to request for an electronic copy to be sent to your email address, please call (907) 852-4710, or email nsbsd.housing@nsbsd.org. You may also download the electronic version of the RFP: https://goo.gl/X2cgGi

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Iñupiaq Connections

  • Qargi Link
    Qargi.com is a multi-layered, fully immersive interactive web portal that will eventually host the vast bank of cultural knowledge and learning carried by Iñupiaq Elders, the community, and traditional archives and collections.
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    Your resource to learn the Iñupiaq language!
     
     
     

    Gov. Walker declares emergency for Native languages

    The order directs the state education commissioner to work with partners to promote indigenous languages in public education. It also directs the state to use traditional Alaska Native place names on public signs. The order instructs state commissioners to designate a tribal liaison tasked with producing a plan to boost collaboration with Alaska Native partners. The governor's order was prompted by a report this year by the Alaska Native Language Preservation and Advisory Council, warning that the languages could become extinct by the century's end. The Legislature also passed a resolution in April urging the governor to make such a declaration.
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