Associated Builders and Contractors of Alaska filed a motion for partial summary judgment on April 9, 2026, seeking to block the Anchorage School District from implementing School Board Policy No. 3311.2. The trade organization, represented by Holland & Hart, is challenging the policy through Counts I and II of its complaint, though the specific nature of the policy and the legal claims were not detailed in the motion filing.
The motion, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska, requests both partial summary judgment and a permanent injunction against the school district. The filing indicates that the case involves a policy dispute between the construction trade organization and the Anchorage School Board, with Associated Builders seeking to halt further implementation of the contested policy.
The motion was supported by a memorandum of law and exhibits, though the substantive arguments and evidence were not included in the procedural filing. The case appears to be in active litigation, with the motion representing a significant procedural step in the dispute between the trade organization and the school district.
The case was assigned case number 3:25-CV-00165-ACP, indicating it was filed in 2025. The motion was electronically filed through the court's CM/ECF system, with electronic service provided to all counsel of record in the matter.
Holland & Hart attorneys Michael C. Geraghty and William G. Cason are representing Associated Builders and Contractors of Alaska in the litigation. The motion follows standard federal court procedures under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 56, which governs summary judgment motions.
The outcome of this motion could determine whether the school district can continue implementing the challenged policy while the litigation proceeds. Summary judgment motions seek to resolve legal disputes without a full trial when there are no genuine issues of material fact in dispute.