Tim Rockey is a Producer and Education Reporter at Alaska Public Media. He focuses on statewide education issues, bringing pertinent news to listeners across the Alaska Public Radio Network, while also producing the Alaska News Nightly broadcast. Tim's work has been featured in KTOO, Anchorage Daily News, and several other prominent outlets.
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By: Tim Rockey
Three elementary schools will permanently close at the end of the school year.
By: Bella Biondini, Tim Rockey
By: Tim Rockey
About 2,500 students will graduate from Anchorage School District schools this year.
By: Tim Rockey, Bella Biondini
Residents shared some of the reasons they voted in favor of or rejected city bonds and propositions.
By: Tim Rockey, Sabrina Bodon
Campbell STEM, Fire Lake and Lake Otis elementary schools closed at the end of the school year. Community members shared stories and memories during closure events, marking a bittersweet farewell.
By: Tim Rockey
Nearly half of children in the Infant Learning Program do not require costly special education once they reach school age.
By: Tim Rockey
WASILLA, Alaska — Emma Pike just turned 1 and still hadn't learned to walk, worrying her parents Greg and Tara Pike.
By: Tim Rockey
WASILLA, Alaska — Emma Pike just turned 1 and still hadn’t learned to walk, worrying her parents Gre Your free access has ended.
About 35,000 Alaska children face food insecurity, which can get worse in the summer without school lunches.
