Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 14.14.065 (2026)
Relationship between city school district and city
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Sec. 14.14.065. Relationship between city school district and city.
The relationships between the school board of a city school district and the city council and executive or administrator are governed in the same manner as provided in AS 14.14.060 for the school board of a borough school district and the borough assembly and executive or administrator.
The relationships between the school board of a city school district and the city council and executive or administrator are governed in the same manner as provided in AS 14.14.060 for the school board of a borough school district and the borough assembly and executive or administrator.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 5
cases, 1975–2001 · leading case: Mun. of Anchorage v. Repasky, 34 P.3d 302 (Alaska 2001).
Mun. of Anchorage v. Repasky, 34 P.3d 302 (Alaska 2001). “Although Anchorage is a home rule city, AS 14.14.065 requires it to be treated as a borough in its dealings with the Anchorage School District's school board: The relationships between the school board of a city school district and the city council and executive or administrator…”
Tunley v. Mun. of Anchorage Sch. Dist., 631 P.2d 67 (Alaska 1981). “-060(d) and AS 14.14.065, the Anchorage Municipal Assembly was the only local authority which had the power to close Woodland Park Elementary School.”
Hootch Ex Rel. Hootch v. Alaska State-Operated Sch. Sys., 536 P.2d 793 (Alaska 1975). “AS 14.12.020(c). [12] AS 14.08.100. [13] Immediately following statehood, the basic concern was to ensure that as few Alaskan children as possible would be required to leave the state for schooling.”
Homeward Bound, Inc. v. Anchorage Sch. Dist., 791 P.2d 610 (Alaska 1990). “Under AS 14.14.065, AS 14.14.060 also applies to the relationship between the Anchorage School District and the Anchorage Municipal Assembly.”
Ross v. City of Sand Point, 952 P.2d 274 (Alaska 1998). “500, in turn, provides: [The mayor] shall (1) appoint, suspend, or remove municipal employees and administrative officials, except as otherwise provided in this title and AS 14.14.065; [[Image here]] (7) serve as personnel officer- (Emphasis added.”
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