T3 Alaska
When students flourish, our communities are stronger.
T3 Alaska brings students, educators, and community partners together to create pathways for students to develop skills, explore opportunities, and become leaders in their communities. Through hands-on learning, technology, and community-based projects, students gain the confidence and experience to take on challenges and shape their futures.

Investing in Our Future Leaders
Engage Students in Community Projects
T3 students learn by doing. They use technology, design thinking, and problem-solving skills to work on projects connected to their interests and their communities.
Providing of Pathways for Student Success
T3 provides curriculum, technology, mentorship, badges, certifications, travel, and other opportunities that help students build skills and prepare for what comes next—whether that means college, technical training, or a career.
Curated Network
T3 connects students and coaches with educators, industry professionals, researchers, community organizations, and other T3 Clubs across Alaska. This statewide network gives students and coaches access to new ideas, expertise, resources, and opportunities that can strengthen local T3 programs.

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T3 Alaska Clubs
Southwest
- Bethel Regional High School
- Chevak School
- Chief Paul Memorial School – Kipnuk
- Kuinerrarmiut Elitnaurviat – Quinhagak
Interior
- University of Alaska Fairbanks Makerspace
- North Pole High School
- Galena
- Huslia
- Hub: YKSD CTE Learning Center
North
- Brevig Mission High School
- Kotzebue Middle-High School
- Shishmaref School
Southcentral
- Cordova High School
- Seward High School
- Valdez High School
Chugach
- Tatiltlek
- Whittier
- Voyage School (Anchorage)
Lower Yukon School District
- Kusilvak Career Academy
- Alakanuk
- Emmonak
- Hooper Bay
- Kotlik
- Marshall
- Mountain Village
- Nunam Iqua
- Pilot Station
- Russian Mission
- Scammon Bay
Southeast
- Haines High School
- Mt. Edgecumbe High School – Sitka
- Wrangell High School





