At no additional cost to students and families of the Aleutians East Borough, the Aleutians East Borough School District has created a way for students to connect with their teachers and receive schoolwork; all without leaving their homes or connecting to the internet.
In accordance with the State and Federal guidelines for SMART START, the school district will be opening this fall. Amid uncertainty concerning schools reopening, this system provides the opportunity for students to immediately social distance should the situation surrounding COVID-19 worsen.
Some families will be provided with wireless access points to make this possible, all that will be required of them will be to have the access points connected to power.
For the full press release, as well as a number of frequently asked questions, click here: AEBSD Wireless Press Release
If you have any questions or concerns not addressed in the FAQ above, call the Aleutians East Borough School District at 907-383-5222, option 4.
Below is an excerpt of our local newscast from Thursday, July 2nd, 2020. If you’d like to catch this news live, tune in to KSDP 830 AM or click here at 1pm Monday through Thursday. This is also rebroadcast on KAEB, 91.9 FM here in Sand Point, at 4pm.
This story contains commentary from City Administrator Jordan Keeler, Police Chief Hal Henning, and Officer Mark Chandler.
The two officers comprising half of the Sand Point Police Department have resigned from Sand Point Public Safety in order to pursue opportunities in another department.
KSDP will be able to provide more up to date details as soon as they are made available so stay tuned!
The Aleutians East Borough Assembly met for a special meeting on May 28th, 2020 in order to go through usual business as well as important COVID-19 related items.
NOTICE: Due to a surprise scheduling conflict with the Aleutian’s East Borough School District’s board meeting, this show will be played at 11 am here and on 830 AM, KSDP.
Robyn Lanier, music teacher for the Sand Point school right here in the Aleutians East Borough, is kicking off her music education show this Monday, April 27th, at 11 am.
Be sure to tune in and hear some classical music as well as a little musical history, with a couple extra genres thrown in.
In response to the COVID-19 closure of schools, the Sand Point School is offering a mobile lunch service driving around Sand Point. See below for planned times and route. Please note these times may be adjusted to better serve the community.
Sand Point School Lunch Bus Schedule
RED COVE 12:01
NAGAI 12:05-12:15
Popof Pizza Corner 12:15-12:20
Toys Plus 12:20-12:35
Triplex Corner 12:36-12:50
—————–Turn Around———————
3 way stop @ Subdivision Corner) 12:50-1
Meadows 1pm
*If we miss you on the route down to the (CA) Triplex Corner
please safely wave us down on the way back up to the school.
Finishing off day one of the 1A Aleutian Chain Girls Regionals with another great game from your Sand Point Lady Eagles. Trailing early, Sand Point tries hard to fight back on the back foot; unfortunately the lead for the Tanalian Lynx continued to grow right up until the end of the game. This ends the Sand Point Lady Eagles’ tournament run, and their 2020 season. Let’s hear it for your Sand Point Lady Eagles!
Final Score: Sand Point Lady Eagles (39) Vs. Port Alsworth Tanalian Lynx (63) – Girls
Kicking off the 1A Aleutian Chain Girls Regionals with a nail bitter of a game where Sand Point trailed by the smallest of margins against the Manokotak Lady Lynx for the vast majority of the game and set the tone for a very exciting tournament. Unfortunately the Lady Eagles were unable to close the gap and, after running into some foul trouble, were unable to come away with a victory at the beginning of this tournament. The Sand Point Lady Eagles will continue their tournament run later this evening with a match from the loser’s bracket.
Final Score: Sand Point Lady Eagles (39) Vs. Manokotak Lady Lynx (43) – Girls
Final Score: Sand Point Eagles (53) Vs. King Cove T-Jacks (40)
Sand Point snags another methodical win against rivals King Cove to finish off this set and their regular season. Maintaining the narrowest of leads in just one point throughout the first quarter, they came into their own at the start of the second to gain and hold their lead all the way to the finish.
Final Score: Sand Point Eagles (67) Vs. King Cove T-Jacks (33)
PARTIAL GAME: Due to conflicting scheduling, we could only catch the second half of this boys game. We do apologize for this inconvenience.
Sand Point has home-turf advantage and is out for blood in this game against the King Cove T-Jacks. Managing to slowly accumulate a lead throughout the entire game, they manage to hit an insurmountable lead in the 4th quarter and protect it with their restrictive defense.
The King Cove Rookies seem nearly unstoppable, running against their long time rivals here in Sand Point. With a commanding near-shutout in the oppressive first-quarter, the Rookies took control early and never looked back. Despite giving their all, the Sand Point Lady Eagles could not surmount the pure talent and dedication of this King Cove team.
Final Score: Sand Point Lady Eagles (31) Vs. King Cove Rookies (84)
The Sand Point Lady Eagles end their gauntlet run of 3A schools with a player down and still manage to put on an impressive showing despite not coming away with a victory against the hometown favorites; the Seward Lady Eagles. This was the last game for the Sand Point Girls during the Seahawk Invitational and the end of their 2020 road trip.
Final Score: Sand Point Lady Eagles (26) Vs. Seward Lady Seahawks (63) – Girls
