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Ketchikan school district blamed for funding shortfall in self-funded benefit plan

December 15, 2022 Reprints

Ketchikan, Alaska’s school district is facing increasing pressure to address a growing deficit in its contributions to a self-funded health insurance program, reports KRBD. According to the Ketchikan Gateway Borough, which writes checks to health providers when teachers and staff use their health benefits, Ketchikan’s school district is behind on reimbursing the borough.

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