Recognizing the 50th anniversary of the state's regional educational attendance areas; and celebrating the enduring contributions of the state's regional educational attendance areas to public education, local leadership, and community life in rural areas of the state.

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The Senate passed a concurrent resolution recognizing five decades of Alaska's regional educational attendance areas (REAAs) and thanking the students, families, educators, and tribal leaders who have kept rural schools operating. It highlights the 1975 reforms and the 1979 Molly Hootch litigation that shaped rural education. The resolution reaffirms the Legislature’s support for strong public schools across the state’s remote regions.

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