 The Alaska Supreme Court upheld Alaska's Correspondent School allotment program in a Friday ruling, allowing more than 22,000 students and families enrolled in the program to breathe a sigh of relief. The court reversed a Superior Court ruling that had struck down Alaska's Correspondent School statutes as unconstitutional, restoring the program as it has existed for the last 10 years. Last year, a group of parents backed by the National Education Association filed suit against the Department of Education and Early Development