Kodiak Island Borough School District

Kodiak Island Borough School District operates 12 schools serving 2,228 students on Alaska's Kodiak Island. The district experienced a 2.1% enrollment decline from the prior year, with staffing of 155 teachers maintaining a student-teacher ratio of 14.4:1.

Academic performance data shows the district's graduation rate of 91.8% substantially exceeds Alaska's state average of 77.2%, representing a 14.6 percentage point difference. This metric places the district above state performance standards.

The district operates with a total budget of $60.5 million. Per-pupil spending stands at $12,461, considerably lower than Alaska's state average of $27,476. This significant gap—approximately 55% below state average—reflects a notable disparity in funding relative to other districts statewide. Revenue composition shows heavy reliance on state funding at 65.6%, with federal contributions at 18.0% and local revenue at 16.4%.

The district's structure includes four elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, serving a town locale setting. The combination of strong graduation rate performance with below-average per-pupil spending suggests the district achieves relative academic success with constrained financial resources compared to state averages. The recent enrollment decline indicates demographic trends that may affect future budget considerations and staffing requirements.