Dependent school system in Alaska.
Election.org connected Census entity 226874 to REAA 3 using a curated identity crosswalk. This is the state's current seat roster, 2026 ballot, latest certified result, and direct path to the public record—not a name-matched directory guess.
vacated
Last election year 2025 · next ballot 2026 · term cycle through 2028State roster revised 01/15/2026. Election.org does not republish member mailing addresses. Direct roles and contacts stay blank unless a separate district directory verifies them.
Nominates and Elects at Large. Annually on the first Tuesday in October.
Alakanuk, Emmonak, Kotlik
No candidates applied for this seat, it will be filled by the board until the next election.
Alakanuk, Emmonak, Kotlik
Hooper Bay, Nunam Iqua, Scammon Bay
Marshall, Mountain Village, Pilot Station, Pitka’s Point, Russian Mission
600 ballots were cast from 3,729 registered voters. Every contest below reports all precincts.
Max Agayar277
Matilda A. "Tillie" Oktoyuk296
Write-in13
Christine R. Teganlakla215
Gordon Jr. Westlock175
"Maggie" Westlock-Harpak188
Write-in7
Edgar P. Hoelscher235
Darlene M. "Darcy" Pete330
Write-in20
Official October 7, 2025 results. Districtwide turnout and seat-level vote totals come from the Alaska Division of Elections; sectional contest totals can differ from districtwide ballots cast.
Superintendent: Gene Stone
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Statewide source set verified 2026-08-30; all 81 source responses are fingerprinted in the public data manifest.
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.
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.
| Year | Enrollment | Spending / pupil | Total revenue | Total expenditure | Debt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 2,006 | $31,575 | $62,784,000 | $70,164,000 | $0 |
| 2020 | 2,027 | $30,960 | $65,000,000 | $69,936,000 | $0 |
| 2021 | 2,103 | $33,959 | $66,385,000 | $77,364,000 | $0 |
| 2022 | 1,995 | $39,603 | $72,213,000 | $83,259,000 | $0 |
| 2023 | 2,035 | $48,035 | $93,690,000 | $116,231,000 | $0 |
| 2024 | 2,045 | $43,105 | $94,980,000 | $95,322,000 | $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.
11 operating schools in the final 2024–25 federal directory
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.
Regular public school district that is not a component of a supervisory union
The Census ACTIVE field is Y for this record.
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.
Estimated enrollment2,0352023
Parent governmentAlaskaCensus parent ID 227749
