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The day before Sun Valley High School students’ research papers were due, Moonstone Yoga’s Jennifer Shifler led them and their teacher through breathing and yoga exercises to help them reduce stress and relax. For the past three years, Shifler has
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Update: President issues executive order to determine citizenship status of population, drops effort to add question to census
Updated July 17, 2019: The House of Representatives voted 230 to 298 on Wednesday to hold Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in criminal contempt of Congress…
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School districts and the National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) are reaching out to community members to let them know how important Census 2020 is and to encourage them…
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Anthony Robbins from West Point Elementary School in Dysart Unified School District was honored for his artistic contribution to a safety calendar. Robbins was selected as one of 13 state winners out of 1,200 entries in the elementary category for the Kids Safe Online Arizona Cybersecurity Calendar Contest for his…
ASU Tempe Preparatory graduate Jarod Arroyo is a competitive swimmer who earned a 4.0-grade point average and dreams of competing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Arroyo said when he was little he was terrified of water, even baths, so his parents forced him to take swim lessons. He said he…
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Teachers describe the struggle of keeping some immigrant students engaged in school during times of stress, in this piece from our archives
The Senate is behind last year's schedule in moving along a bill to fund the U.S. Department of Education. Why? And when would schools start to get hurt by a broader, longer-term delay?
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