On a typical weekday, the second floor of CITC’s Qech’henu building bustles with Schoolyard activity. Now, in the face of a pandemic, the after-school program is going online to brings its services to students. More ›

Developing new strategies for reaching that goal was part of what brought Sealaska representatives to CITC for a tour of the Nat’uh Service Center and the Fab Lab earlier this month. More ›

Corey Bunnell’s fear of testing was part of what drove him to drop out of high school. So you might be surprised to find out that when Corey went after his GED — which requires a seven-and-a-half-hour exam — he knocked it out of the park. More ›

Evangalyene Rank is only two years old, but she can already recite her ABCs flawlessly. When her older siblings were her age, they hadn’t quite mastered that skill. Evangalyene’s mother, Kellie Rank, attributes the difference to the Clare Swan Early Learning Center. More ›

CITC’s Youth Tobacco Prevention program is equipping students to help their peers stop or prevent tobacco use at Burchell High. More ›

With the support of CITC Education programs, Journey Reeves has a bright future. Four short years ago, though, things were different. More ›

Lecon “Tim” Chuitt watched a look of horror grow in the eyes of the young mother at his table as her child began to struggle for air. The baby was choking. More ›

The Clare Swan Early Learning Center is changing the way early childhood teachers approach the classroom — by encouraging Alaska Native teachers to rely on what their own culture has taught them. More ›

CITC’s Alumni Support program embodies the idea that individuals are stronger when they come together. More ›

Whether a student needs a binder, some pencils, a feminine pad, or a pair of black shoes for choir, CITC’s Counselor/Youth Advocate at Central Middle School Natalie Wolgemuth has got it. More ›