Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 14.12.020 (2026)
Support, management, and control in general; military reservation schools
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Sec. 14.12.020. Support, management, and control in general; military reservation schools.
(a) Each regional educational attendance area shall be operated on an areawide basis under the management and control of a regional school board. The regional school board manages and controls schools on military reservations within its regional educational attendance area until the military mission is terminated or so long as management and control by the regional educational attendance area is approved by the department. However, operation of the military reservation schools by a city or borough school district may be required by the department under AS 14.14.110. If the military mission of a military reservation terminates or continued management and control by the regional educational attendance area is disapproved by the department, operation, management, and control of schools on the military reservation transfers to the city or borough school district in which the military reservation is located.
(b) Each borough or city school district shall be operated on a district-wide basis under the management and control of a school board.
(c) The legislature shall provide the state money necessary to maintain and operate the regional educational attendance areas. The borough assembly for a borough school district, and the city council for a city school district, shall provide the money that must be raised from local sources to maintain and operate the district.
(a) Each regional educational attendance area shall be operated on an areawide basis under the management and control of a regional school board. The regional school board manages and controls schools on military reservations within its regional educational attendance area until the military mission is terminated or so long as management and control by the regional educational attendance area is approved by the department. However, operation of the military reservation schools by a city or borough school district may be required by the department under AS 14.14.110. If the military mission of a military reservation terminates or continued management and control by the regional educational attendance area is disapproved by the department, operation, management, and control of schools on the military reservation transfers to the city or borough school district in which the military reservation is located.
(b) Each borough or city school district shall be operated on a district-wide basis under the management and control of a school board.
(c) The legislature shall provide the state money necessary to maintain and operate the regional educational attendance areas. The borough assembly for a borough school district, and the city council for a city school district, shall provide the money that must be raised from local sources to maintain and operate the district.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 10
cases, 1968–2016 · leading case: State v. Ketchikan Gateway Borough, 366 P.3d 86 (Alaska 2016).
State v. Ketchikan Gateway Borough, 366 P.3d 86 (Alaska 2016). “”4 Local school boards manage and control these school districts under authority delegated by AS 14.12.020. This statute requires local borough and city governments to raise money “from local sources to maintain and operate” their local schools.”
Susan Holz v. Nenana City Pub. Sch. Dist. Terry Bentley Joanne Romero Endil Moore, 347 F.3d 1176 (9th Cir. 2003). “” Alaska Stat. § 14.12.020 (c). Because the School District is part of the Municipality of Ne-nana, a home rule city, it must provide a “required local contribution”; otherwise, it *1184 will not receive state funds.”
Hootch Ex Rel. Hootch v. Alaska State-Operated Sch. Sys., 536 P.2d 793 (Alaska 1975). “[9] AS 14.12.020. [10] AS 14.14.060(d) provides: The borough assembly shall determine the location of school buildings with due consideration to the recommendations of the borough school board.”
Mun. of Anchorage v. Repasky, 34 P.3d 302 (Alaska 2001). “[19] AS 14.12.020(b); AS 29.35.160. [20] AS 14.”
City of Kenai v. Kenai Peninsula Newspapers, Inc., 642 P.2d 1316 (Alaska 1982). “Another example is AS 14.12.020(a), which is substantially reiterated in AS 29.”
State v. Fairbanks North Star Borough Sch. Dist., 621 P.2d 1329 (Alaska 1981). “The state also seems to argue that an issue of fact is created by the statutes authorizing the state to require borough school districts to operate military reservation schools, AS 14.12.020 and 14.14.110. Such an argument is totally without merit.”
Homeward Bound, Inc. v. Anchorage Sch. Dist., 791 P.2d 610 (Alaska 1990). “060(d) gives the Assembly a direct interest in the selection of new sites based on its power of eminent domain and its obligation to compensate the owners of condemned property, we concluded that AS 14.12.020(b) authorizes the School Board to make school closure decisions.”
Tunley v. Mun. of Anchorage Sch. Dist., 631 P.2d 67 (Alaska 1981). “In this regard, AS 14.12.020(b) provides: Each borough or city school district shall be operated on a district-wide basis under the management and control of a school board.”
Begich v. Jefferson, 441 P.2d 27 (Alaska 1968). “AS 14.12.020 provides that: Support, management, and control.”
Alaska State-Operated Sch. Sys. v. Mueller, 536 P.2d 99 (Alaska 1975). “AS 14.12.020. 8 . AS 14.08.010(a). 9 . AS 14.”
— Alaska Stat. § 14.12.020(a) — 2 cases
City of Kenai v. Kenai Peninsula Newspapers, Inc., 642 P.2d 1316 (Alaska 1982). “Another example is AS 14.12.020(a), which is substantially reiterated in AS 29.”
State v. Fairbanks North Star Borough Sch. Dist., 621 P.2d 1329 (Alaska 1981). “The state also seems to argue that an issue of fact is created by the statutes authorizing the state to require borough school districts to operate military reservation schools, AS 14.12.020 and 14.14.110. Such an argument is totally without merit.”
— Alaska Stat. § 14.12.020(b) — 3 cases
Mun. of Anchorage v. Repasky, 34 P.3d 302 (Alaska 2001). “[19] AS 14.12.020(b); AS 29.35.160. [20] AS 14.”
Homeward Bound, Inc. v. Anchorage Sch. Dist., 791 P.2d 610 (Alaska 1990). “060(d) gives the Assembly a direct interest in the selection of new sites based on its power of eminent domain and its obligation to compensate the owners of condemned property, we concluded that AS 14.12.020(b) authorizes the School Board to make school closure decisions.”
Tunley v. Mun. of Anchorage Sch. Dist., 631 P.2d 67 (Alaska 1981). “In this regard, AS 14.12.020(b) provides: Each borough or city school district shall be operated on a district-wide basis under the management and control of a school board.”
— Alaska Stat. § 14.12.020(c) — 2 cases
State v. Ketchikan Gateway Borough, 366 P.3d 86 (Alaska 2016). “”4 Local school boards manage and control these school districts under authority delegated by AS 14.12.020. This statute requires local borough and city governments to raise money “from local sources to maintain and operate” their local schools.”
Hootch Ex Rel. Hootch v. Alaska State-Operated Sch. Sys., 536 P.2d 793 (Alaska 1975). “[9] AS 14.12.020. [10] AS 14.14.060(d) provides: The borough assembly shall determine the location of school buildings with due consideration to the recommendations of the borough school board.”
— Alaska Stat. § 14.12.020(e) — 1 case
Hootch Ex Rel. Hootch v. Alaska State-Operated Sch. Sys., 536 P.2d 793 (Alaska 1975). “[9] AS 14.12.020. [10] AS 14.14.060(d) provides: The borough assembly shall determine the location of school buildings with due consideration to the recommendations of the borough school board.”
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