What this district governs—and how to participate.
Alaska Gateway is a regional K–12 public school system headquartered in Tok. Its elected regional board represents four geographic sections, and the state publishes both its election schedule and the schools serving its communities.
Lorraine L. TitusVice President · Seat A · Section I
Alcan Border, Northway, Tetlin
Elected 2025 · next ballot 2028 · term through 2028
Steven "Steve" B. RobbinsBoard Member · Seat B · Section I
Boundary, Chicken, Eagle
Elected 2024 · next ballot 2027 · term through 2027
Lisa K. ConradPresident · Seat C · Section II
Tok
Elected 2024 · next ballot 2027 · term through 2027
Shawn P. ChampagneSecretary / Treasurer · Seat D · Section II
Tok
Elected 2023 · next ballot 2026 · term through 2029
Daisy NorthwayBoard Member · Seat E · Section II
Tok
Elected 2024 · next ballot 2027 · term through 2027
Diana L. ErvinBoard Member · Seat F · Section II
Tok
Elected 2025 · next ballot 2028 · term through 2028
Meranda S. MoranBoard Member · Seat G · Section III
Dot Lake, Mentasta Lake, Tanacross
Elected 2023 · next ballot 2026 · term through 2029
Board seats and term cycle come from the Alaska Division of Elections; officer titles and public contacts come from the district directory. Sources were checked on August 30, 2026.
Official October 7, 2025 results. The turnout figure is districtwide; contest totals differ because board seats are elected by geographic section.
Meetings, decisions, and accountability
Follow what this board is doing—not just who sits on it.
The district publishes a live notice feed, a historical board-document library, annual audits, policies, and a public-records request form. Election.org separates the current material from older archives so a resident can see both the useful record and the missing decision trail.
Published by Christina Nelson. The district's official agenda image supplies the time, location, and scheduled business below. It does not provide a downloadable supporting packet or final minutes.
5:00 PM Alaska timeMentasta Lake Katie John School
Introduction to Special Education Director Heather Pinder
Grant presentation
Biomass presentation
Routine approvals
Approval of agenda
Approval of June 15, 2026 board minutes
Approval of June 23, 2026 poll-vote minutes
Old business
Second reading of policies 5121.1, 9131, 9135, 9135.1, 9135.2, 9135.3, 9260, 9910, 9400, 9600, and 9873
New business
Approval of technology contractor
Approval of certified and classified hires
ARCTIC update and detail approval
Approval of Human Reproduction and Sexuality curriculum and instructors, as required under AS 14.30.36
Approval of FY27 district textbook and curriculum materials list
Approval of six-year capital improvement plan
Approval of temporary wage scale
Approval of donations
Approval of special-education contract for occupational- and physical-therapy services
Information and future business
Staff reports and Advisory School Board meeting minutes
Personnel resignations
Potential presence of UAF at Tok School
ANSEP Acceleration Academy
Next set of policies for review: 9850, 9874, 9720, 9700, 9020, 9872, 9932, and 0300
Strategic plan
Future agenda items and meeting-date schedule
Public participation is on the agenda
Hearing of visitors on agenda items · Hearing of visitors on non-agenda items
Executive-session notice
Staff/citizen complaints; the agenda states that the proposed executive session concerns matters that tend to prejudice a person's reputation and character.
Human-reviewed transcription locked to the exact official agenda-image SHA-256. Topics are scheduled agenda items, not evidence of a motion, vote, approval, or completed action. Fingerprint: 24704c5e0225c445152f5d41c9c5d6fb479483533f4def35dfc3b7d2bf59f3ef
Two February posts were published in 2026 but label the meeting “February 16, 2024.” Election.org excludes them from the 2026 count instead of silently changing the district's text.
These are dated official agenda notices. They establish that the district published a notice and agenda image; they do not prove that a meeting occurred or that any scheduled item was approved.
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Permanent government identity
Current governing board
Seat-by-seat terms and public contacts
Upcoming board election
Certified and withdrawn 2026 candidates
Latest official result and turnout
Communities and schools served
District finance snapshot
Student outcome snapshot
Current board meeting notice and access
Historical board packet and action archives
Five annual financial audits
Public policies and records-request path
Next source layers
Complete historical seat-by-seat election results
Current meeting packets, minutes, and recorded votes
Contracts, awards, salaries, vendors, and spending over time
Exact geographic boundary and address eligibility
Candidate profiles, questionnaires, and campaign finance
School-level trends and historical district changes
School system at a glance
Students, schools, and public money.
Election.org connected this entity to its fiscal year 2024 Census finance record by exact government ID and to its 2024–25 NCES district and school directory by exact agency ID.
369students in the finance record
7operating schools connected
$46,593current spending per pupil
Six years of enrollment and school finance
See what changed—not just one year.
Exact federal identifiers connect 6 annual Census records for this system. Source dollars stay visible, while spending changes are also converted to constant 2024 dollars.
Enrollment3696.6% lower than 2019Current spending / pupil$46,5932.1% lower than 2019 after inflation · 20.2% higher than 2019 nominalTotal expenditure$17.8M11.3% higher than 2019 · nominalDebt outstanding$0.0No reported debt in 2019 or 2024
Enrollment reported by CensusCurrent spending per pupil (2024 dollars)
Funding mix over time
Federal, state, and local shares
2019
26.6% F73.0% S0.3% L
2020
27.4% F72.3% S0.3% L
2021
27.9% F70.6% S1.5% L
2022
29.0% F68.4% S2.6% L
2023
26.2% F71.1% S2.6% L
2024
30.8% F67.7% S1.5% L
FederalStateLocal
View the 2019–2024 values as a table
Year
Enrollment
Spending / pupil
Total revenue
Total expenditure
Debt
2019
395
$38,777
$14,816,000
$15,973,000
$0
2020
409
$35,086
$15,600,000
$15,323,000
$0
2021
407
$40,199
$15,697,000
$17,266,000
$0
2022
403
$40,337
$15,690,000
$16,910,000
$0
2023
386
$42,798
$16,155,000
$17,541,000
$0
2024
369
$46,593
$16,488,000
$17,775,000
$0
Source-reported nominal dollars. Amount fields are converted from source thousands to dollars. No inflation adjustment is applied. An exact identifier links published source rows; it does not erase consolidations, closures, reorganizations, or other real institutional changes between years. Constant-dollar comparisons use BLS CPI-U series CUUR0000SA0, annual U.S. city average; this is not a local cost-of-living index. Joined by exact Census PID6 or NCES LEAID; names are never used.
Fiscal year 2024. Census source amounts are published in thousands of dollars and converted here to dollars; per-pupil fields are published as dollar amounts. Revenue percentages are reproduced from the source.
District contact
Alaska Gateway School District
Regular public school district that is not a component of a supervisory union
Websites are primarily self-reported and received only limited Census Bureau quality control. County area can mean the area most served or the headquarters county when boundaries cross counties.
Published context
Scale and parent relationship
Estimated enrollment3862023
Parent governmentAlaskaCensus parent ID 227749
Evidence boundary
What each source proves—and what it does not.
Established by the published records
The entity or system appears in the 2025 Census listing.
Its Census category, identifier, and functioning/dormant field.
Only the location, function, population, enrollment, and contact fields actually published.
The Alaska Division of Elections reports the board seats, current holder or vacancy text, election method, 2026 filings, and certified 2025 results shown above.
Not established by these records
Continued service after the dated state roster or a direct member role/contact not published by a separate district directory.
Unlabeled candidate-seat relationships, unreported term lengths, or address-level section eligibility beyond the official map.
The exact geographic service boundary or that a reported website remains current.