The Alaska Initiative for Community Engagement (Alaska ICE) serves as the
Youth Advocacy branch of the Association of Alaska School Boards (AASB).
Through the 40 Developmental Assets and various Community Engagement
efforts, Alaska ICE works to give Alaskans at the local level the
information, tools and assistance to work together and engage in the shared
responsibility of preparing Alaska’s children and youth for the future.
School Connectedness: A Video Highlight 7/1/2009 - Read More A new CDC study shows the unwavering support of teachers and community members is a primary contributor to students' success in school. Connect for Kids brings us a video that highlights how to create these essential connections and their lasting impact on students.
Positive Change through Alaska ICE 6/24/2009 - Read More AASB recently received an external, independent evaluation of Alaska ICE. The evaluation covered 2005-2008, and looked at 15 QS2 districts as a group, and delved more deeply into three individual districts and their communities to document changes and impacts.
2009 Youth-led Summer Service Projects 6/16/2009 - Read More The summer is a time for youth to relax and have fun. For some, it’s also a time to build and hone leadership skills and work collaboratively with adults, all while helping to improve their communities.
