Chenega Community School is located in the Southwest region of Prince William Sound, on Evan’s Island. It is part of the Alaska Native Village of Chenega and serves about 10 enrolled students.
Camille Parry – Lead Teacher cparry@chugachschools.com
Suzanne Parker – Teacher sparker@chugachschools.com
Tatitlek Community School is located in the Northeast region of Prince William Sound, in the 90-person community of the Alaska Native Village of Tatitlek. This school has about 20 students enrolled for the school year.
Jed Palmer – Principal / Teacher jpalmer@chugachschools.com
Nichole Palmer – Teacher npalmer@chugachschools.com
Anna Gregorieff – Aide agregorieff@chugachschools.com
Donna Marek – Cook dmarek@chugachschools.com
The Voyage School Program is a residential school that provides students with opportunities to apply what they have learned in school to real life situations. During phases, students gain skills and training in various life skills, personal development, social development, service training, urban/city life familiarization, leadership, and career development. The mission of VTE is to provide youth with the skills and knowledge necessary to make a successful transition from school to life.
Stephanie Burgoon – Principal
Chris Irvin – School Counselor
Mike Briseno – Teacher
Victor Shen
Megan Maloney
Erica Olsen
Bronte Smith
Whittier Community School is located in Northwestern Prince William Sound, in the 180-person community of Whittier. This is the largest of Chugach’s brick-and-mortar schools, with about 60 students enrolled for the school year.
Stephanie Burgoon – Principal
sburgoon@chugachschools.com
Andrea Korbe – Lead Teacher
akorbe@chugachschools.com
Adeline Kline – Teacher
akline@chugachschools.com
Jennifer Childress – Teacher
jchildress@chugachschools.com
Joshua Hall – Teacher
jhall@chugachschools.com
Annie Hernandez –
Josh Dufus – Facilities
RayTagaleoo – Janitor
Stephanie Atonio
Britta Pese
Chugach School District began a correspondence program in the 1980s to offer education for students residing in remote locations inside our district boundaries. At that time the advisory teacher traveled by boat, plane, and snowshoes to visit our families and provide support, materials, assessments, and encouragement. Today FOCUS Homeschool serves students and families throughout the State of Alaska and has 4 primary locations in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Valdez, and the developing Mat-Su branch.