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You are invited – Tonight! Youth Art Month Opening Reception
The annual Youth Art Month opening reception is tonight, Friday, March 1st from 6-8 at the museum. Admission is free.  Mayor Ethan Berkowitz and Museum Director, Julie Decker will speak at 6:30.
Come celebrate the hard work of five of Steller’s most talented artists. This year’s participants are Emily Collyer, Anika LaVine Tritt, Jainy Dolata, Liv Putzel, and Lucca Duke.
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DIVERSITY†is the theme of the 47th Annual Anchorage School District student art exhibition at the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center. The exhibition is presented in conjunction with National Youth Art Month, an acknowledgement of the visual arts programs in American schools.
Exhibition Sites & Dates:Â
Primary Exhibit Location
Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center
March 1 – April 5, 2019
Auxiliary Exhibit Locations
Anchorage City Hall
March 1 – April 5, 2019
Chugiak-Eagle River Municipal Library
March 1 – April 5, 2019
ZJ Loussac Municipal Library
March 1 – April 5, 2019
The Mall at Sears
March 4 – April 6, 2019 (delayed start)
2019 Youth Art Month Committee Members
Elementary: Megan Henry, Julie Drulis, Ricki Morton
Secondary: Liz Gailey, Rachel Wall, Kelly Hebert
For further information, contact Leah Maltbie, Coordinator, ASD Fine Arts Department, 742-0151.
Behavioral Health Career Pathways – March 11-15, 2019
The Behavioral Health Camp is designed for high school students who are interested in exploring career pathways in the field of behavioral health. Must be 16 years old on or before November 8, 2018. Careers include behavioral health aides, counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers and other positions. Students will get certified in Mental Health First Aid and learn about key topics in behavioral health including abuse, neglect, wellness strategies, addiction, grief, stress, therapeutic practices, and mental health. Funded by Carl Perkins.
Please contact Karen Chin by email with questions. Her email is karen.chin@providence.org.
Warm regards,
Carrie Ziolkowski
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Alaska Area Health Education Centers
3211 Providence Drive, BOC3-250
Anchorage, AK 99508
907-786-6583
College & Career Fair
KTHS Veterinary Assisting Dog Wash
It’s that time again. Saturday, March 2nd from 9am to 1pm at KTHS in room 205. We will be having a bake sale and Cosmetology will be doing manicures for pet parents. Cats welcome. Pets must be current on their Rabies vaccine. Please bring their Rabies Certificate.
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We are raising money for our overnight field trip to the Sealife Center and our CTSO competitive team. They are going to state the end of March.Â
Vanessa Forbes, EdS, MSHEd, BS-AS, LVTg
Teacher, Veterinary Assisting
King Tech High School
Career Custer Chair, Health Science
Anchorage School District
Ice Cream Social and Open House
Steller Open House & Ice Cream Social – February 7th
Substitute Teacher Open House – Nov 1, 5:30 pm
Save the Date: Anchorage School District
Substitute Teacher Open House
Thursday, November 1, 2018 5:30 p.m.
ASD is hiring Substitute Teachers. Are you interested in teaching for ASD but not sure what grade level or school is best for you? Are you recently retired and want to try something new? Or are you a recently retired teacher that misses working with students? Consider applying to be a Substitute Teacher at ASD.
ASD Substitute Teachers:
• Work a flexible schedule during the school year with summers off.
• Have options to work in different schools and grade levels.
• Are provided with lesson plans, tools, and support.
• Receive $150 payment for a full day of substitute teaching.
Substitute Open House Flyer.pdf
For more information or if you are interested in applying to be a substitute teacher, contact:
ASD Human Resources Department
907-742-4264
Or apply online at www.asdk12.org/workforasd
Steller Sends Three Students to the All-State Band and Orchestra, Again!!
The results from the All-State Band and Orchestra were released last Friday. Three students, who are currently enrolled in the Steller band, were accepted. They are Sebastien Libbrecht on trumpet; Xavier Libbrecht on bassoon; and Griffin Lindsay on French horn. “These students went through very competitive auditions”, said Mr. Toba, the band director. “Sebastien has already made the All-State in his freshman and sophomore years, so this is his third year in row, which is accomplished by only a few students.”  “Xavier and Griffin are only freshmen, so they beat a lot of upperclass men in the auditions. Xavier and Griffin have a promising future ahead in high school band”, said, Mr. Toba. In addition, Sebasiten has earned the right to participate in the All-State Orchestra wind section as well. “These All-Staters are role models not only for our younger students, but also high school students”, said Mr. Toba. “I can not be more proud of these All-Staters.” The All-State Band and Orchestra will rehearse at the Chugiak High School, from Thursday, November 15th through Saturday, the 17th. The All-State Gala Concert will be on Saturday, November 17th at the West High School, at 6 p.m. Admission is 10 dollars for adults, 5 dollars for students. Public is invited.
