Alyse Galvin

Waiting another election cycle to gain the political resolve to properly fund education is not acceptable.

I will continue to fight for better representation for Alaskans all across our state on this campaign, and I invite you to join me.

We need our delegation in Washington, D.C. to work tirelessly to make sure Alaska’s small businesses get what they need.

Instead of looking for smart ways to improve access and decrease costs, those in Washington, D.C., are once again playing politics.

Imagine what is possible when we elect new leadership that isn’t looking out for what their donors want, but is looking out for what Alaskans need.

State Senate's sharp K-12 cut may be just a political play in the Capitol, but it messes with real lives in the rest of Alaska.

OPINION: Ed Graff stepped up big to serve Anchorage School District as superintendent during such a difficult financial time for the city and state. Community involvement will be key in naming a successor.

OPINION: Rush to cut in the face of reduced state revenue threatens to gut already strapped Alaska schools.

OPINION: The Anchorage School District should offer its great range of alternative educational choices within neighborhood schools to keep from creating a system of education haves and have-nots.

OPINION: Conversations over shared meals will be an effective way forward to solve problems and address challenges facing all of us on behalf of our children and their education system.