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Department of Education Early Learning Teaching Learning Support District Codes for Grant Awards Old New District Name Code Code Alaska Gateway School District 003 AGSD Aleutian Region School District 004 ARSD Aleutians East Borough School District 056 AESD Anchorage School District 005 AASD Annette Island School District 006 AISD Bering Strait School District 007 BSSD Bristol Bay Borough School District 008 BBSD Chatham School District 009 CMSD Chugach School District 010 CMSD Copper River School District 011 CRSD Cordova City School District 012 CCSD Craig City School District 013 CGSD Delta-Greely School District 014 DGSD Denali Borough School District 002 DBSD Dillingham City School District 015 DCSD Fairbanks North Star Borough School District 016 FNSD Galena City School District 017 GCSD Haines Borough School District 018 HBSD Hoonah City School District 019 HHSD Hydaburg City School District 020 HGSD Iditarod Area School District 021 IASD Juneau Borough School District 022 JBSD Kake City School District 023 KESD Kashunamiut School District 055 KASH Kenai Peninsula Borough School District 024 KPSD Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District 025 KGSD Klawock City School District 027 KWSD Kodiak Island Borough School District 028 KISD Kuspuk School District 029 KKSD Lake and Peninsula Borough School District 030 LPSD Lower Kuskokwim School District 031 LKSD Lower Yukon School District 032 LYSD Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District 033 MSSD Mount Edgecumbe High School 098 MEHS Nenana City School District 034 NCSD Nome Public Schools 035 NPSD North Slope Borough School District 036 NSSD Northwest Arctic Borough School District 037 NABD Pelican City School District 038 PCSD Petersburg Borough School District 039 PBSD Pribilof School District 040 PFSD Saint Mary's School District 046 SMSD Sitka School District 042 SISD Skagway School District 043 SKAD Southeast Island School District 044 SISS Southwest Region School District 045 SRSD Tanana City School District 053 TCSD Unalaska City School District 047 UCSD Valdez City School District 048 VCSD Wrangell Public School District 049 WPSD Yakutat School District 050 YTSD Yukon Flats School District 051 YFSD Yukon-Koyukuk School District 052 YKSD Yupiit School District 054 YPSD.

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