Alaska HB98 establishes maximum pupil-teacher ratios in public schools, with exceptions for certain courses and districts.

Alaska HB98 sets specific maximum pupil-teacher ratios for public schools, with a 24:1 ratio for kindergarten through third grade, 26:1 for fourth through eighth grade, and 28:1 for ninth through twelfth grade. Exceptions apply to art, library, music, computer science, vocational-technical, honors-level, and physical education courses. Districts may exceed these ratios if they determine that compliance would hinder education due to funding constraints or if they have 40,000 or fewer students.

Alaska HB98 establishes maximum pupil-teacher ratios in public schools, with exceptions for certain courses and districts.

Alaska HB98 sets specific maximum pupil-teacher ratios for public schools, with a 24:1 ratio for kindergarten through third grade, 26:1 for fourth through eighth grade, and 28:1 for ninth through twelfth grade. Exceptions apply to art, library, music, computer science, vocational-technical, honors-level, and physical education courses. Districts may exceed these ratios if they determine that compliance would hinder education due to funding constraints or if they have 40,000 or fewer students.