Parenting Class Requirements
Alaska
If you’re involved in a divorce or custody case in Alaska, this tool is designed to explain what the court may require and how to complete your parenting class.
In Alaska, parents involved in a divorce or custody case with children are typically required to complete a parenting education course before the court will finalize their case. Both parents must finish an approved program and submit a certificate of completion, which helps ensure they understand how to support their children and navigate co-parenting during and after the case.
Alaska Parent Education By County
Select a county to learn more about local parent education laws and see how COMPASS Online Co-Parenting Program meets those requirements.
Anchorage
Angoon
Aniak
Bethel
Chevak
Cordova
Delta Junction
Dillingham
Emmonak
Fairbanks
Glennallen
Haines
Homer
Hoonah
Hooper Bay
Juneau
Kake
Kenai
Ketchikan
Kodiak
Kotzebue
McGrath
Metlakatla
Naknek
Nome
Palmer
Pelican
Petersburg
Prince of Wales
Quinhagak
St. Mary's
Sand Point
Seward
Sitka
Skagway
Saint Paul
Tok
Unalaska
Utqiagvik
Valdez
Wrangell