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Education

ISER hosts the UAA Center for Alaska Education Policy Research (CAEPR), examining issues that involve access, equity, and excellence across all levels of education. CAEPR's education studies are broad ranging, covering issues from early childhood and K-12 schooling to post-secondary and career and technical education. These include:

• Analyzing the supply of and demand for teachers in Alaska
• Studying Alaska Native student high-school and college success
• Assessing models for providing education in rural Alaska
• Evaluating outcomes of grant-funded programs intended to improve teaching and learning in Alaska's schools

Lead researcher: Diane Hirshberg, associate professor of education policy, at dbhirshberg@uaa.alaska.edu

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Most recent education studies:

Kids Count Alaska 2009-2010

Kids Count Alaska: A Program Overview (Presentation)

Alignment of Alaska's Educational Programs from Pre-School through Graduate Study: A First Look

New Students in the Anchorage School District: Where Are They From? Analysis of ISER 2008-2009 Survey Data

Webnote 5. The Changing Economic Status of Alaska Natives, 1970 - 2007

See the full list of education analyses.