Chugiak High School students hosted a forum for mayoral and school board candidates.
Students Maddie Rutledge, left, and Logan Young moderate a mayoral and assembly candidate forum on Thursday, March 28, 2024 at Chugiak High School.
Anchorage school board candidates Pat Higgins, left, and Carl Jacobs participate in a forum on Thursday at Chugiak High School. This year, she said, students were particularly engaged with some of the questions for school board members around school funding, “which most directly relates to them,” she said.
Gavin Doseck, who recently turned 18, said he felt the forum gave him a better sense of where the candidates stood on the issues he cared about. “I really enjoyed it, and feel better informed,” he said.
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