Our fall Newsletter will inspire you with updates of the ways A-CHILL supports Alaska’s youth to learn and grow alongside dog mushers, teachers, scientists and cultural leaders. Please click on the button to read our newsletter.
Please Click our A-CHILL button below to read of the all the incredible ways our program has been working with youth this past winter.
REACH Academy & Raven Homeschool Students:
High School students enrolled in AGSD's REACH Academy or YKSD's Raven Homeschool are also eligible to participate in our Alaska Veterinary Technology, Vet Science 100 and Vet Science 200 Courses! See our Course Catalog for more information and contact your program's Advisory Teacher to get enrolled.
What is A-CHILL?
The Alaska Care and Husbandry Instruction for Lifelong Living (A-CHILL) program is a 4-year Indian Education Demonstration project that brings together Alaska Gateway and Yukon-Koyukuk School Districts and their communities.
Together, the schools and their local community members will collaboratively engage students in grades 6-12 to be inspired and learn valuable knowledge and skills related to the sciences, math, language arts, and college & career readiness.
This project builds on and expands the Frank Attla Youth & Sled Dog Care-Mushing Program, which has been piloted in Huslia for multiple years.
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Spring 2018 OVERVIEW OF PEOPLE & ACTIVITIES in Pictures
