The resolution expresses strong support for the recruitment and retention of international educators on J-1 and H-1B visas in Alaska, emphasizing their critical role in addressing teacher shortages, particularly in rural and remote communities. It highlights the importance of these educators in providing high-quality education and ensuring that students have the opportunity to succeed academically. The resolution notes the success of various school districts in hiring international educators to fill vacancies in essential subject areas, thereby contributing to educational continuity and the overall well-being of the state's communities.

Furthermore, the resolution calls on school districts, higher education institutions, and policymakers at both state and federal levels to advocate for policies that support international educators, including adjustments to visa statuses, increased job mobility, and enhanced security for these educators. It reaffirms the commitment to fostering an inclusive educational environment that values all educators, regardless of their visa status, and urges Congress to take action to protect the legal status of these skilled professionals, recognizing their invaluable contributions to Alaska's diverse education system.