Kuskokwim Learning Academy

Home of the Mustangs

KLA will have school on Saturday, February 25, as a make-up day for our weather cancellation Jan. 30.

KLA will be on winter break December 21 - January 9. Have a safe and happy holiday!

Our 2nd Quarter Parent Teacher Conferences will be Friday, January 13, 2023 @ 11am We will meet with all students regarding their Semester 1 grades. For students under the age of 18, parents will receive a phone call from the office..

Public Notice: Request for Applications for LKSD Board Section IV, Seat F

There will be no school for KLA students on Monday, November 28. The day is a site in-service day for staff.

Congratulations to Ignatius Hunter and Dylan Jackson for their placements at this weekend's Bethel Scramble.

We've got spirit! Spirit week began with opposites day. Follow along on Facebook all week and check out our staff and student interpretations of "opposites"!

KLA students learned about firefighting today, tried on gear and toured an ambulance. Thank you, Bethel Fire Department!

Fall Break is August 29 through September 5. See you September 6th!

New Covid Protocols have been approved. Note that the board has voted to make masking optional at all levels. Please click through and see the full document and superintendent's letter.

Get it while it's hot! See page 11 of the May 18 Delta Discovery for a picture of our graduates!

The KLA graduation ceremony video is available on our Facebook page. Thank you for celebrating our graduates with us!

Bethel Schools have moved to low/medium risk level for the week of May 16.

KLA students and staff attended the Byron Nicholai concert this past weekend.

The school year is winding down, but our KLA community continues to learn and grow together. Read more for a snapshot of some of our recent activities.

Our last day of school for the spring semester is May 20. School resumes on August 10.

KLA students performed at Cama-i this year and we are so grateful and proud of their hard work. Many thanks to our staff and community who helped make this possible.

The LKSD Board of Education has approved changes to the district's COVID-19 Protocols. These changes include looking at the operational risk level of each LKSD community and updated guidance on mitigation strategies, including masking.

The School Climate and Connectedness Survey is an opportunity for you to help us learn what we are doing well and areas where we need to improve.

KLA staff and students are exploring career options through work based learning in education and auto shop classes. Thank you, Bethel schools and principals, for supporting our students!

Thanks to BRHS, several KLA students have been able to join JROTC, and enroll in music classes. Thanks, BRHS!

We are now accepting applications for the 2022-23 school year.

The CDC recently updated its guidance for K-12 schools, and regional school districts have received updated guidance from YKHC as well. In response, LKSD has updated their COVID-19 Protocols.

Superintendent Hankins joined our "Social Problems" class for a roundtable discussion on education.

Wednesday, Nov. 24, will be an early release day (as on Fridays). We have no school on Nov. 25th and Nov. 26th. We wish your family a safe and happy Thanksgiving!

KLA Junior Adrian (Aidan) Johnson has recently been selected to become the student representative to the Lower Kuskokwim School District School Board.

SSG. Wilbanks from the Army National Guard visited with the students at KLA last week.

The KLA menu will now be available on the website under Quick Links. It will also be posted to our Facebook page.

This week we had presenters from YKHC’s substance abuse prevention team come speak to our students.

KLA welcomes its first teacher this year! Please join us in welcoming Mitzi to the Mustang family!

KLA will hold Parent Teacher Conferences Oct. 28-29. See below for more details.

What steps is LKSD taking to keep our schools safe and open? How can you help with our mitigation efforts? Please read Superintendent Hankins' letter and consider signing up for optional COVID-19 screening tests.

On September 23, Chief of Staff Dr. Ellen Hodges from YKHC spoke with KLA students about topics concerning the current Covid-19 pandemic.

We are happy to welcome Rose Henderson as KLA's school community advocate. Welcome back, Rose!

Recent graduates from BRHS came to KLA as representatives from TWC to present on Teen Dating Violence and Accountability.