Kake City School District

Nestled in the rural remote setting of Southeast Alaska, the Kake City School District serves as a primary educational anchor for its community from its central office at 175 Library Place in Kake. Currently open and operating as an independent, single-school public district, it offers a complete learning continuum spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The district serves a close-knit student body of 117 pupils, defined by a vibrant cultural heritage where 110 students identify as American Indian or Alaska Native, alongside small representations of Asian, multi-racial, and White students.

Kake City School District maintains a remarkably well-resourced learning environment designed to support student success in an isolated geographic setting. The professional team includes approximately 28.6 full-time equivalent teachers, 9 instructional aides, and 25 support staff members, bringing the district's total workforce to nearly 63 full-time equivalent personnel. This extraordinary ratio of staff to students ensures highly individualized instruction, strong academic mentorship, and deep community integration. Families and researchers interested in learning more about the district's programs can visit their official website at www.kakeschools.com or reach out directly at (907) 785-3741.