Teaching in Alaska

I'm looking for some information regarding teaching in Alaska! I've been an elementary teacher for several years now and am considering a change. As much as I am intrigued by Alaska I'm positive this isn't something I want long term. Ideally I would love to move and teach for a few years before returning to the contiguous US. I know teacher turnover is an issue in Alaska (really where isn't it) so I can keep this to myself in interviews but wondering if it is better to be honest from the get go.

As far as where - I'm really not sure. I know many places in Alaska have a very high COL. At this stage in my life I'm not concerned about making huge savings, but is it realistic to think there's a place I can live in a 1 bedroom apartment with enough leftover to live moderately well? I'm not intimidated by the challenges that come with teaching in very rural or disadvantaged areas. I've always taught in Title 1 schools and enhiy the challenges that come with it. This isn't to say that the experience of teaching in rural Alaska is comparable to the Title 1 schools ive been at, but I am explixitly seeking a challenging experience different from where I teach now. To me the biggest considerations are if its financially possible to move and live there for a few years. If there are certain districts that make this more possible, I'm open to any and all feedback you can offer!