One ASD principal said her students deserve to have a school where the roof doesn’t leak.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Anchorage voters are being asked to approve a nearly $38 million school bond during the April 4 municipal election.
Kasuun Elementary and Kincaid Elementary are two schools that would receive major upgrades if the bond passes. Wallace said a total of nine roofs in the district have a similar design that encourage ice dams during freeze and thaw cycles which allow water to run inside the building. “At this point if we don’t do anything more the leaking is going to get worse,” Wallace said. “And more damage inside the building.”
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