The Professional Teaching Practices Commission will meet April 23-24 to consider disciplinary actions against Alaska teachers and conduct other commission business.

The virtual meeting runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, April 23, and will continue Friday morning if needed until business concludes. The commission plans to review cases involving teacher certificate holders and discuss administrative matters.

The Professional Teaching Practices Commission oversees teacher certification and professional conduct for Alaska educators. The commission can take disciplinary action against teachers who violate professional standards, including suspending or revoking teaching certificates.

The public can attend the virtual meeting through a Zoom webinar link posted on the commission's webpage at education.alaska.gov/ptpc. People with disabilities who need assistance can contact the commission office before the meeting.

For more information, contact the Professional Teaching Practices Commission at 907-269-6579. The commission operates under the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development.