Steller Students are organizing a Talent Show and Activity Night!

Steller Students are organizing a Talent Show and Activity Night!

The King Tech Job Center has been recruiting businesses for the upcoming April 1 King Tech Spring Hiring Event. We are still nearly a month out, but we have already confirmed more than 50 businesses who are excited to recruit job-ready young men and women.
Let’s Put Alaskans to Work!!
King Tech Job Center
Parent Group will be meeting early this month because of spring break. Please join us Tuesday March 3rd 6:00-7:30 in Ken’s room. This month’s agenda includes updates from students and staff, upcoming events, request for funding support for Spring Intensives and student proposals, and opportunities to volunteer with Steller Olympics (not to be missed!). Find out how you can help support the Steller community and keep up-to-date on upcoming events and news from staff and students. Email mayokiely@msn.com if you would like to add an agenda item or are unable to attend but are interested in volunteering. All are welcome! Please see the attached agenda.
Leigh Anne and Jason are excited to travel with students in December to Peru. Travel scholarship applications are due March 5th and can be picked up and turned into the office. More information can be found by stopping by to talk to Leigh Anne or emailing her at bonney_leigh@asdk12.org. Students who are hoping to join should make sure their passports are good through June 2021 and if not, apply for their passport now. Registration forms can be picked up from Leigh Anne.
UAA is holding a free health education summit on Saturday, March 28. They will have tours, mock interviews, activities and more for students interested in pursuing a health and/or pre-med program. If they are under 18 they must attend with an adult.

Are you looking for other day camp options for your child(ren) this summer? The Anchorage-based nonprofit Alaska Seeds of Change is looking to hold an interactive summer gardening program to teach youth about how to start, grow, and maintain fresh and local Alaskan produce. In order to best serve you and your child(ren)’s needs, we have created a quick survey to determine how we should administer our program. If you think your child(ren) would be interested in learning more about gardening and the local food system, we invite you to take this quick 5 minute survey. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfRndi3HUSN4sDQPQcCryDzbDTlC0b9sfbergVQN7aVEBycDA/viewform?usp=sf_link
If you have any questions about the survey, or have problems with the link, please contact Kelly Ballantyne or Rebecca Knapp at volunteer@akseedsofchange.com. We ask that you submit all of your responses by Friday February 28th.
Attention, Steller students!
Our Valentines “Sadie’s†dance is coming up, so make sure to buy your tickets early, and ask someone out (if you’re so inclined). Remember: The girls ask the guys out for this one! The date is Thursday, February 13th @ 7pm-11pm.
(Dance hosted by TPC)
Join us for an evening of food, music and demos under the glow of our neon grow lights at Alaska Seeds of Change! Learn how we support transition age youth in Anchorage with vocational training, mental health supports, and the POWER youth drop-in center.
Friday, February 21, 6 – 9 pm
Alaska Seeds of Change, 704 W. 26th Avenue