Dr. J Harrett Bryantt (Anchorage School District)
4:32 - 4:53
"I do believe that it is important, as I've shared before, that the district pursue a bond this April, but I do believe that the size of the bond should be smaller. And by smaller, I mean lower than around $60 million."
“I do believe that it is important, as I've shared before, that the district pursue a bond this April, but I do believe that the size of the bond should be smaller. And by smaller, I mean lower than around $60 million.”
- Speaker
- Dr. J Harrett Bryantt (Anchorage School District)
- Timestamp
- 4:32 – 4:53
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
And this is leading up to the decision next month where the board will be asked to consider a finalized bond proposal. I will just share my perspective based on the information that I've reviewed today. I, I do believe that it is important, as I've shared before, that the district pursue a bond this April, but I do believe that the size of the bond should be smaller. And by smaller, I mean lower than around $60 million. And part of what our presentation will review today is some of the rationale for why.
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