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New Student interviews for the 2025-2026 School Year. A second round of interviews will be coming in August.

End of Rotation

Sources of Strength Week

Graduation 4:30 pm

Last Day of School

New Student Interviews for the 25-2026 School Year.

Student Registration

First Day of 2025-2026 School Year.

River was selected by the Staff at Kenai Alternative as the May Student of the Month.

As we bring the 2024–2025 school year to a close, I am filled with pride and gratitude as I reflect on the tremendous growth and achievements of our students. From academic accomplishments to personal milestones, this year has been marked by hard work, resilience, and a shared commitment to excellence.

We are especially excited to celebrate the graduating Class of 2025! Please join us on May 21 at 4:30 PM as we honor our seniors in a ceremony that highlights their achievements and the bright futures ahead of them. It will be a momentous occasion filled with joy, reflection, and celebration.

This success would not be possible without the incredible dedication of our staff, teachers, and the many volunteers who give their time and talents to support our students. Your efforts have made a lasting impact, and I thank you sincerely for all you do.

As we look ahead, I am already eager to begin the 2025–2026 school year. With fresh goals, renewed energy, and a continued focus on student success, I am confident that next year will bring even more opportunities for growth and accomplishment.

Wishing everyone a safe, restful, and enjoyable summer!

We are happy to announce that Mr. James Williams has been selected to serve as our itinerate Counselor for the 2015-2026 school year. We are excited for the possibilities he brings to our school.

Shannon Dodge and her crew from Kenitze are planning of continuing their work with the students of Kenai Alternative.

Home Town?

Soldotna

What is your favorite Holiday and why?

My birthday because it's about me.

Most influential Person?

My Sponsor because she had the same past as me and she is just an amazing person.

What do you like most about Kenai Alternative?

Seeing my friends and meeting my boyfriend.

What advice do you have for future students at the Alt?

Always keep your head up and if you need help just ask.

What are your future plans / Goals / Next Steps?

Go to college or a trade school and moving.

Home Town?

Kasilof

What is your favorite Holiday and why?

Christmas. I would say it is because of the family quality time and I'll admit I love the present aspect of it.

Most Influential Person?

My Mother because of how hard she works to give me everything while being ill with her auto-immune disorders.

What do you like most about Kenai Alternative?

My growth as an all-around person. I feel more completed than I would/did in other schools

What advice do you have for future students at the Alt?

Take it easy and you don't need to rush or speed it up and be kind.

What are your future plans / Goals / Next Steps?

I want to be someone that is remembered not for look's, or my figure but my personality and morals.

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The application for the 2024-25 free and reduced lunches are open now. Please take a moment to fill out this form if you haven't done so already - please note that this form is also part of the online forms on the District webpage. If you need to add money to your student's lunch account, you can do so through PowerSchool or by sending cash or a check in with your student.. Pricing is below.

Breakfast

· Students approved for Free and Reduced meals: $0.00

· Students K-12: $2.50

· Adults: $3.00 excluding milk

· Second meal: $3.00

Lunch

· Students approved for Reduced meals: $0.40

· Students 7-12: $4.00

· Adults: $5.50 excluding milk

· Secondary second meal: $4.50

The Safe School Helpline is provided to allow students, parents, and community members the ability to confidentially submit reports of threats of violence, suicide, bullying, or illegal activity that impact KPBSD schools, students, or staff. This service provides users the opportunity to leave a message or speak with a live crisis counselor for immediate needs. The helpline is administered by an independent, outside company. All communications remain private, confidential, and anonymous.

Four Ways to Report to the Safe School Helpline:

Call: 1-800-418-6423 or 1-800-4-1-VOICE (Ext. 359)

Text: TIPS to 614-426-0240

Online: SafeSchoolHelpline.com

Mobile App: Download FREE on the App Store or Google Play

Your message will be communicated with school officials. All information will remain anonymous to encourage the reporting of all safety concerns. Your report will be assigned a case number, which you may use later to confirm that your report was received.

*The Safe School Helpline does not replace 911. Please call 911 if you know an emergency is actively occurring.