Kodiak Island Borough School District

Nestled at 722 Mill Bay Road in Kodiak, Alaska, the Kodiak Island Borough School District serves as a vital educational foundation for the surrounding island community. Operating as an active, independent regular public school system, the district accommodates learners across a distinct remote town environment, offering continuous educational pathways from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Overseeing 12 operational schools, the district is uniquely positioned to deliver accessible, comprehensive academic programming tailored to the geographical realities and rich traditions of coastal Alaska.

With a student body of 2,122 enrolled, the district reflects a vibrant and diverse community highlighted by significant Alaska Native, American Indian, and Asian student populations alongside White, Hispanic, Pacific Islander, and multi-racial learners. To foster student success and well-being, the district maintains a robust staffing infrastructure totaling nearly 750 full-time equivalent personnel, which includes approximately 299 certified teachers, 40 instructional aides, and over 410 support staff members. This strong workforce enables personalized instruction and low student-to-teacher ratios, offering families, students, and educational researchers a compelling model of dedicated public education in a remote region.