In fiscal year 2005, there were 20 earmarks totaling $9,299,000.

State:		ALASKA
Agency:		Department of Education
Bureau:		Office of Innovation and Improvement
Account:		Innovation and Improvement
Certifying Official:		Director, Budget Service
Certifying Organization:		The Office of Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development

To view information about the earmark, click on the earmark title.

2005 Earmarks	Amount ($K)
State of Alaska Department of Education and Early Development to continue funding for its Right Start extended-day kindergarten program	$992
State of Alaska Department of Education and Early Development project to meet standards of No Child Left Behind through teacher mentoring and retention strategies	$1,488
State of Alaska Department of Education and Early Development for the Alaska Community Pre School Project	$496
Alaska Educational Services in Anchorage, AK for its Youth Summer Challenge Program	$471
Alaska Hospitality Alliance Education Foundation, Anchorage, AK for high school hospitality industry training programs	$99
Alaska Humanities Forum, Anchorage, AK to produce and deliver an Alaskan history curriculum and to train teachers throughout Alaska in its use	$595
Anchorage School District in Anchorage, AK to implement the PLATO Learning program	$198
Anchorage's Promise of Anchorage, AK to implement America's Promise child mentoring and support program in Anchorage	$99
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Anchorage, Fairbanks and Southeast AK, in partnership with AK Department of Education, the Boys and Girls Club and Cook Inlet Tribal Council for a comprehensive mentoring program for at-risk children	$298
Camp Fire USA of Alaska for an after school program in Anchorage, AK	$99
Alaska Online Consortium in Delta Junction, AK for middle school writing math courses for online delivery across Alaska	$298
Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, Fairbanks, AK, for the 4 R (Reading, Reasoning, Relationships and Relevance) Children's program	$198
Fairbanks North Star Borough School District in Fairbanks, AK for the PLATO Learning system	$99
Galena School District in Galena, AK to support operation of its boarding school for low performing Native students from remote villages across Western Alaska	$496
Nome Public Schools for the Northwestern Alaska Career and Technical Center to provide variety of vocational training courses to high school students in Nome, Alaska and the Bering Straits region	$496
North Slope Borough School District, AK for an Early Childhood Education Program for children in North Slope Borough villages	$298
Parents Inc., Anchorage, AK for a mentoring and youth program	$595
Re-Inventing Schools Coalition of Anchorage, AK to expand its Alaska Quality Schools Model	$496
Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward, AK for a Marine Ecosystems Education Program	$248
University of Alaska/Southeast in Juneau, AK, working with the State of Alaska and Catholic Community Services, for the Alaska System for Early Education Development (SEED)	$1,240