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Updated June 9: The Arizona Dept. of Education is encouraging families to get their students ready for in-person learning next year and get students enrolled in their local public schools with their Ready for School campaign.
Over the past year, it’s become clear how vital our public schools are and that learning happens best in person. That’s why our goal is to encourage every Arizona student to get ready for in-person learning this fall with @azedschools new #ReadyforSchool Campaign. Learn more. ⬇️ https://t.co/vWT2xXesUn
— Kathy Hoffman (@Supt_Hoffman) June 7, 2021
Students at Bureau of Indian Education Schools have advanced at slightly faster rates each year than students in nearby public schools, but BIE students performed more than two grade levels below the national average on standardized tests, according to an analysis of nine years of standardized test scores by Stanford University’s Educational Opportunity Project, The Arizona Republic and ProPublica.
The Bureau of Indian Education hasn’t told the public how its schools are performing. So we did it instead. https://t.co/E6QP3CR8Gt
— azcentral (@azcentral) June 9, 2021
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Arizona rose to 885,042 today up from yesterday’s 884,609 and 17,715 have died from the virus, said the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Today’s #COVID19 dashboard update adds 433 cases and two deaths. Need a COVID-19 test? You’ll find hundreds of locations at https://t.co/6reJ3TJTvE.
— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) June 9, 2021
Our state reached an exciting vaccine milestone with more than 6 million COVID-19 vaccines doses administered! Thank you to all the healthcare professionals and others involved in ensuring our state is protected https://t.co/00iGmh4XmN pic.twitter.com/11VlJUet2w
— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) June 8, 2021
In Maricopa County, there are 553,476 confirmed cases of COVID-19, 116,826 in Pima County, 53,299 in Pinal County, 37,266 in Yuma County, 23,220 in Mohave County, 19,382 in Yavapai County, 17,877 in Coconino County, 16,465 in Navajo County, 12,099 in Cochise County, 11,428 in Apache County, 8,059 in Santa Cruz County, 6,957 in Gila County, 5,632 in Graham County, 2,479 in La Paz County and 577 in Greenlee County.
*UPDATED*
— Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University (@ASUBiodesign) June 7, 2021
Free #Covid19 saliva testing continues in Arizona in partnership w/@AZDHS:
– Use agency code SALIVATEST
– Results typically < 48hrs
– Ages 5+
– Drive-thru/walk-up avail depending on location
– Arrive on time w/QR code (no ID req)
Register: https://t.co/YlL7a6eyIh pic.twitter.com/Ba0aF5fRE4
Arizona Dept. of Health Services Interactive Graphic: (Hover over counties and boxes for more info)
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Register now to take part in a discussion hosted by Arizona State University about what’s next in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Free Webinar
— Sahuarita USD (@SUSD30) June 4, 2021
Join in for a roundtable discussion with a variety of experts who will weigh in on what’s next in the era of COVID-19.
Thursday, June 10, 2021, 9 – 10 a.m. MST/PDT, Noon – 1 p.m. EDT
Register now at https://t.co/7KAIEwShU3 pic.twitter.com/b1pl94JXrn
Avondale Elementary students learn about solar power during their summer fun learning sessions.
Here is s’more photos of our AESD summer fun 😉
— Avondale District (@AvondaleESD) June 9, 2021
Learning about the importance of solar power! pic.twitter.com/CgD19UglOs
You can help students by donating school supplies to Tempe Elementary School District’s annual Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive at Arizona Mills.
Planning on going to @ShopAZMills soon? Please consider dropping off school supplies to our annual Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive! Thank you for your help in making next school year successful for our students! pic.twitter.com/8j8nmwPaFj
— Tempe Elementary (@TempeElementary) June 9, 2021
Sign up now for a Tucson Unified School District virtual hiring event on Saturday.
Happening this weekend! Register at https://t.co/YsONcfK5XK #PROUD2BTUSD 🍎 #jobfair #NowHiring pic.twitter.com/LWrITR3mRW
— Tucson Unified (@tucsonunified) June 8, 2021
Learn more about conversations around issues of racial equity within economics and social studies classes with this webinar suggested by The Arizona Council on Economic Education.
In this webinar from @CouncilEconEd, explore questions around issues of inclusive pedagogy and curriculum within Economics & Social Studies classes. https://t.co/Lm9QnI1lHM pic.twitter.com/KUCUclV5J3
— AZ Council Econ Ed (@AzCouncilEconEd) June 8, 2021
During Movie Week, students in KidZone’s summer program created a ticket booth for their theater.
It’s Movie Week at camp this week! Our 3-8th grade classroom at Desert Valley made a ticket booth for their theater. 🎥 🍿 pic.twitter.com/29DqERhE5I
— KidZone (@KidZoneAZ) June 9, 2021
Take a look at these five ways to help students overcome learning disparities.
After working with thousands of schools during the pandemic, ISTE and @EdElements have collaborated to identify ways to get on top of the education recovery in this NEW “K-Shaped Education Recovery” report.@southjoseph @anthonx #EdLeaders #Education https://t.co/9As6EDh9Hg
— ISTE (@iste) June 9, 2021
Tolleson Union High School District congratulated three University High School students who received laptops as part of the school’s high FAFSA completion rate.
Congrats to the three University High School students who received laptops as a result of U-High’s great job with FAFSA completion. Keep up the good work! #TollesonDoItWithPride pic.twitter.com/0UiMpRURMj
— Tolleson UHSD (@TollesonUhsd) June 9, 2021
Students will be back to using the Willow Canyon High School gym on Monday after the last coat of sealer went on today.
— Dysart Schools (@DysartUSD) June 9, 2021
Yuma School District One seeks parent, community and staff feedback on a survey for guidance on how to best serve students.
📌Yuma community members, parents, and staff…we want to hear from you. Complete this short survey to provide feedback on how to best accelerate and enrich learning for District One students.https://t.co/WRkxXO1Iad (English)#ONEteam #ONEcommunity #YSD🥇
— Yuma District 1 (@YumaDistrict1) June 4, 2021
Updated June 7, 2021: School boards across Arizona have been under fire by students’ parents and people outside their district for their mask policies and equity efforts.
School board members across Arizona under fire for mask use, ‘critical race theory’ accusations https://t.co/tn7Ms8zgL8
— azcentral (@azcentral) June 4, 2021
Flagstaff Unified graduates celebrated during in-person ceremonies.
That’s a wrap! Congratulations to the Class of 2021 and thank you for letting us be part of your journey. pic.twitter.com/bMCKva6r0E
— Flagstaff Unified School District (@FlagstaffUSD1) June 4, 2021
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Arizona rose to 884,195 today up from yesterday’s 883,821 and 17,700 have died from the virus, said the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Today’s #COVID19 dashboard update adds 374 cases and no deaths. Everyone 12 and older is eligible for safe, highly effective and free COVID-19 vaccines available around the state. Find a location here: https://t.co/Ha49YTzx8w. #RollUpYourSleeve pic.twitter.com/DeNQ53qGRs
— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) June 7, 2021
Arizona has administered more than 6 million COVID-19 vaccines, continuing the progress of protecting our state. This means 2.9 million people are now fully vaccinated and nearly 3.4 million people have received at least one dose of the vaccine https://t.co/D11MtJBRGu pic.twitter.com/RCHTPjqiWh
— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) June 7, 2021
In Maricopa County, there are 552,781 confirmed cases of COVID-19, 116,900 in Pima County, 53,175 in Pinal County, 37,257 in Yuma County, 23,179 in Mohave County, 19,354 in Yavapai County, 17,876 in Coconino County, 16,463 in Navajo County, 12,097 in Cochise County, 11,419 in Apache County, 8,053 in Santa Cruz County, 6,952 in Gila County, 5,633 in Graham County, 2,479 in La Paz County and 577 in Greenlee County.
*UPDATED*
— Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University (@ASUBiodesign) June 7, 2021
Free #Covid19 saliva testing continues in Arizona in partnership w/@AZDHS:
– Use agency code SALIVATEST
– Results typically < 48hrs
– Ages 5+
– Drive-thru/walk-up avail depending on location
– Arrive on time w/QR code (no ID req)
Register: https://t.co/YlL7a6eyIh pic.twitter.com/Ba0aF5fRE4
COVID-19 vaccines reduce the risk of people spreading COVID-19 which means vaccinated people can get back to doing activities they enjoy. Ready to #RollUpYourSleeve? Many locations are now offering the vaccine. Visit https://t.co/WD7e4XF6mA. pic.twitter.com/CpXQxZHPZp
— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) June 7, 2021
Payments still lag for parents, attorneys as problems persist with new DCS computer system https://t.co/EgmVZbGafm
— azcentral (@azcentral) June 7, 2021
First Things First reminds parents that speaking to their young children is key to them learning language and speaking in their native language is critically important to tribal communities and passing along culture.
“Speaking a native language is important to tribal communities & there are different ways in which they are focusing on language reclamation,” said #AZFTF Sr. Dir. of Tribal Affairs Candida Hunter. Read about a community partnership of a bilingual book. https://t.co/1P1KdkJaox pic.twitter.com/cH7od0DwSz
— First Things First (@AZFTF) June 8, 2021
Peoria Unified School District congratulates Ironwood High School students for earning the Arizona State Seal of Arts Proficiency.
Congratulations to @IronwoodHS @peoriaUnifed11 students Tobias McWaters, Sydnie Wagner, Emilio Medina, Elyse Meelke, Damion Vasquez pic.twitter.com/yxSHt8J5Pr
— Peoria Arts Ed (@PeoriaArtsEd) June 7, 2021
Kyrene Schools’ Superintendent shares her pride in the resilience of students during this difficult year.
Superintendent Laura Toenjes shares her pride in Kyrene students in her final monthly update of the 2020-21 school year. Read her full message online at https://t.co/AuXoGERzhM pic.twitter.com/8I4pHZfqkR
— KyreneSchools (@KyreneSchools) June 7, 2021
Avondale Elementary School District shares that students taking part in their summer session will be sharpening their academic skills as well as learning dance and theater.
First day of our MEP summer session was a success 🤩 Students will be learning dance and theatre in the upcoming days 💃 🎭 pic.twitter.com/XcCMsKvHj0
— Avondale District (@AvondaleESD) June 8, 2021
Dysart Schools is proud to partner with Maricopa County Public Health for a COVID-19 vaccination event on June 14 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Vista Center for the Arts on the Valley Vista High School Campus.
. @Maricopahealth will be offering a COVID-19 Immunization Event on June 14, from 2pm-6pm at the Vista Center for the Arts located at 15660 N Parkview Place. Any additional questions should be directed to Maricopa County Public Health at 602-506-6767. pic.twitter.com/hUgLqu7mn3
— Dysart Schools (@DysartUSD) June 7, 2021
Mesa Public Schools‘ Westwood High School students learn work skills and do volunteer work at the same time.
Warriors volunteering today and learning work skills at the same time. #warriorcentered pic.twitter.com/JtHhJnwVD8
— Westwood High School (@tearemupww62) June 7, 2021
Early childhood education teaches students the social and emotional skills they need to succeed and that can help in decreasing mental illness down the road.
“It is important for us to dedicate resources to #earlychildhood education, not just because it is already underfunded, but because it is a viable solution to combating the increasing prevalence of psychiatric disorders.” #mentalhealth https://t.co/vECEuTeu2f
— First Five Years Fund (@firstfiveyears) June 7, 2021
Updated June 2, 2021: Sevilla West Elementary School students surveyed residents on what changes they’d like to see in Little Canyon Park in their neighborhood and shared the results and their ideas with the City of Phoenix.
Some of the students ideas will be taken into consideration as the city finalizes their design plans, ABC 15 Arizona reports.
Young students take action to fix up Phoenix neighborhood park
— ABC15 Arizona (@abc15) June 2, 2021
https://t.co/U0Ym2G1S3J #abc15 pic.twitter.com/1mpXVfMscE
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Arizona rose to 882,369 today up from yesterday’s 881,454 and 17,648 have died from the virus, said the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Today’s #COVID19 dashboard update adds 915 cases and 20 deaths. Due to the holiday weekend and delayed data reporting, case counts today are elevated. You can do your part to help end the pandemic by getting vaccinated. Find a location: https://t.co/6b8fVEg7A6 pic.twitter.com/tQIwBr3xwp
— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) June 2, 2021
Want to hit a homerun? Step up to the plate: @AZDHS, @SharecareInc, @BCBSAZ, & @Dbacks hosting free #CovidVaccine event (ages 12+), @ChaseField on June 5th! From 10 am to 3 pm. Families can get vaccinated, run the bases, & take a photo on field. Batter up: https://t.co/VBgufOnGn4 pic.twitter.com/BMYANdeeyy
— CPLC (@CPLCdotORG) June 2, 2021
In Maricopa County, there are 551,298 confirmed cases of COVID-19, 116,980 in Pima County, 52,963 in Pinal County, 37,247 in Yuma County, 23,099 in Mohave County, 19,310 in Yavapai County, 17,868 in Coconino County, 16,452 in Navajo County, 12,081 in Cochise County, 11,409 in Apache County, 8,041 in Santa Cruz County, 6,939 in Gila County, 5,627 in Graham County, 2,481 in La Paz County and 574 in Greenlee County.
*UPDATED*
— Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University (@ASUBiodesign) June 2, 2021
Free #Covid19 saliva testing continues in Arizona in partnership w/@AZDHS:
– Use agency code SALIVATEST
– Results typically < 48hrs
– Ages 5+
– Drive-thru/walk-up avail depending on location
– Arrive on time w/QR code (no ID req)
Register: https://t.co/YlL7a6eyIh pic.twitter.com/pedKRFMPRs
It’s the first day of summer school in Buckeye Elementary School District, and students are smiling and ready to learn with their friends.
First day of Summer School @SundanceBESD , Thank You Yaritzaa Soto for the pictures!@KwilsonBESD33 pic.twitter.com/LpeHDrqCfv
— BESD (@BuckeyeESD) June 1, 2021
Chandler Unified School District celebrates graduates in yearbook-style social media posts.
#SeniorSpotlight @Hamilton_High Nidhi Athreya has been training as a classic Indian Vocalist for over 10 yrs. She completed her Arangetam, which is 3 hr grueling performance with 15 songs. She also is active in Girls Who Code Club. She will study Biomedical Sciences at @WUSTL. pic.twitter.com/kufiM6BMX3
— Chandler Unified SD (@ChandlerUnified) June 2, 2021
If you’re interested in a career in film or photography take a look at this scholarship info from College Depot.
Interested in a career in photography/film? The Cesar Ochoa Internship may be for you! https://t.co/zohwpP0K1A @PhoenixUnion pic.twitter.com/kQkzSy2k4h
— College Depot (@CollegeDepot) June 2, 2021
Yuma Union High School District welding students created a new sign for the City of Somerton.
Congratulations to Somerton on their new sign created by @KHSKingsNews Welding students. Fantastic job CTE! It was an honor to attend the unveiling today. pic.twitter.com/bcfhn4JSXm
— CTE YUHSD (@YUHSDC) May 20, 2021
Dysart Schools‘ kindergarten students read 100 books to celebrate the district’s centennial.
Our schools have come up with creative, fun & engaging ways to celebrate our district’s Centennial year! The @RVSBarracudas hosted a 100 book challenge for their Kinder Kiddos. Check out this amazing group of students that read great 100 books, not a small feat! 🎉 #Dysart100 pic.twitter.com/mCFTzYibHy
— Dysart Schools (@DysartUSD) May 27, 2021
Colorado River Union High School District is hosting it’s last graduation ceremony of the year tomorrow.
6/3/2021 AAGFH will host the Needles HS graduation ceremony. Then we will call this year’s scholastic ceremonies a wrap. It was a pleasure!
— CRUHSD (@CRUHSD1) June 2, 2021
Peoria Unified School District has this reminder for you.
June is National Great Outdoors Month! This is a great time to explore and learn about the beautiful state we call home. Do you have any outdoor plans this summer? Share them with us! pic.twitter.com/XeyxUJ7F6A
— Peoria Unified (@PeoriaUnified11) June 2, 2021
As schools emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, the focus should be on the mental health of students, teachers and school leaders, Education Week reports.
Let’s Not Forget the Effect the Pandemic Has Had on Our Teachers and School Leaders https://t.co/neohPnYUgd @educationweek
— NAESP (@NAESP) June 2, 2021
Take part in a school supply drive to benefit students!
Now until July 25, @ShopAZMills will be hosting a School Supply Drive for TD3 kids! Donations accepted at the following locations: SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium, LEGOLAND Discovery Center AZ, and the Food Court. Thank you for your help in making next school year successful for kids! pic.twitter.com/QhvPq47AZG
— Tempe Elementary (@TempeElementary) June 1, 2021
The discovery of a mass grave has re-opened wounds of indigenous survivors of Canada’s schools system to assimilate, Reuters reports.
Mass grave reopens wounds among indigenous survivors of colonial Canadian school system https://t.co/DJncHz9WlP pic.twitter.com/s39lqK117H
— Reuters (@Reuters) June 2, 2021
Sahuarita Unified School District thanks Valle Verde Rotary Club for supporting it’s graduates with scholarships.
Thank you Valle Verde Rotary Club for supporting our graduates! https://t.co/R7nIbNiiO1
— Sahuarita USD (@SUSD30) June 2, 2021
Updated June 1, 2021: Gilbert and Chandler seventh- and eighth-graders won the Excellence Award and tied for first-place on their first time at the Vex Robotics World Championship.
Congrats! A group of seventh and eighth graders from Chandler and Gilbert took home the top prize in this year’s Vex Robotics world championship. https://t.co/XeL7Gx1GDT pic.twitter.com/HvPmWjVNxw
— azfamily 3TV CBS 5 (@azfamily) May 31, 2021
Education Week looks at why the Tulsa Race Massacre that happened May 31 and June 1, 1921 was not discussed in schools for generations.
Sixty-one percent of people surveyed by @TheOklahoman_ said they first heard of the Tulsa Race Massacre through news media. Others learned from family, a friend, or a movie or TV show.
— Education Week (@educationweek) June 1, 2021
Anywhere but the inside of a classroom.https://t.co/J52o6ahe3y
President Joe BIden spoke at an event held today 100 years after white people killed hundreds of Black people, destroyed their businesses and homes, and stole their property in a thriving black neighborhood known as Greenwood. Afterward, he met with three survivors of the violent attacks, The Associated Press reports.
President Joe Biden marked the 100th anniversary of the massacre that destroyed a thriving Black community in Tulsa, saying the nation can no longer ignore one of its darkest moments of racial violence. “Only with truth can come healing,” he said. https://t.co/T614peAn5n
— The Associated Press (@AP) June 1, 2021
Tucson Unified School District celebrates LGBTQ+ students and staff this month and throughout the year.
#TucsonUnified celebrates our LGBTQ+ students, staff and community this month and every month ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎💖 pic.twitter.com/gKpLPngaXK
— Tucson Unified (@tucsonunified) June 1, 2021
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Arizona rose to 881,454 today up from yesterday’s 881,450 and 17,628 have died from the virus, said the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Today’s #COVID19 dashboard update adds four cases and no deaths. Due to yesterday’s holiday, not all cases were added before today’s dashboard update. Standard reporting will resume tomorrow. Visit https://t.co/0sgmb7pdmb for extensive data about the disease in our state. pic.twitter.com/VDO43KfLeP
— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) June 1, 2021
In Maricopa County, there are 550,602 confirmed cases of COVID-19, 116,910 in Pima County, 52,877 in Pinal County, 37,244 in Yuma County, 23,077 in Mohave County, 19,288 in Yavapai County, 17,864 in Coconino County, 16,444 in Navajo County, 12,084 in Cochise County, 11,409 in Apache County, 8,039 in Santa Cruz County, 6,937 in Gila County, 5,625 in Graham County, 2,480 in La Paz County and 574 in Greenlee County.
Free #Covid19 saliva testing continues throughout Arizona in partnership w/@AZDHS:
— Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University (@ASUBiodesign) May 19, 2021
– Use agency code SALIVATEST
– Results typically < 48hrs
– Ages 5+
– Drive-thru/walk-up avail depending on location
– Arrive on time w/QR code (no ID req)
Details/register: https://t.co/ePeoXkQFUU pic.twitter.com/0GItkh7qJK
Dysart School District celebrates preschoolers who will head to Kindergarten in the Fall.
. @GrowingMindsAz held a ceremony last night to celebrate their kiddos heading to kindergarten in the fall. Congrats to all the kiddos on their accomplishments and good luck in Kindergarten! 🎉 pic.twitter.com/7RCX5SeiUU
— Dysart Schools (@DysartUSD) May 28, 2021
Flagstaff Unified School District honors retiring staff members and thanks them for their service to students and families.
We celebrate the exceptional staff retiring from our team this year and appreciate our time together. Thank you all for your many great years of passionate and dedicated service. Each and every one of you will be truly missed. https://t.co/6iv8IhKSg7
— Flagstaff Unified School District (@FlagstaffUSD1) June 1, 2021
Alhambra Elementary School District shares information about it’s K-8 Online Academy with interested families.
Learn more about Alhambra’s new online Academy opening this fall! https://t.co/wilp77gSvH pic.twitter.com/TfgRKV7oac
— Alhambra Elementary School District (@alhambra_esd) May 30, 2021
Peoria Unified School District is partnering with Maricopa Public Health to provide COVID-19 vaccinations for people 12 years old and up.
Today is the first day to receive voluntary vaccinations at @PeoriaPanthers hosted by @Maricopahealth and @PeoriaAZ! We’re proud to partner and use our buildings to provide this opportunity for our community. For more information or to register, visit https://t.co/IYXFIxbD1K. pic.twitter.com/rar64kUAmh
— Peoria Unified (@PeoriaUnified11) June 1, 2021
Kyrene Schools is looking for psychologists to support students.
We are seeking psychologists to join #TeamKyrene for the 2021-22 school year. Kyrene is dedicated to supporting the whole child – and that’s just one reason why psychologists love to work in our schools! https://t.co/rjRjoJl3wc pic.twitter.com/uksBYKYGhR
— KyreneSchools (@KyreneSchools) June 1, 2021
Enroll in classes at the Pendergast Family Resource Center in June.
Check out all of the classes the Pendergast Family Resource Center is offering in June! https://t.co/AKH9aeVgxz pic.twitter.com/cr62aO2g7l
— PESD92 (@PESD92) June 1, 2021
Tolleson Union High School reminds students and families to check their high school’s web page for important information about next school year.
Be sure to check your high school’s home page for important information on next school year. The information can be found on a link on the pop-up alert.https://t.co/dps0FPPhSk pic.twitter.com/00Ufumv7RX
— Tolleson UHSD (@TollesonUhsd) May 29, 2021
Phoenix Union High School District administrators gathered for a day of learning and collaboration at the district’s annual leadership academy.
This morning, administrators from across #PXU came together for a day of collaboration and learning. Our annual leadership academy gives our leaders the opportunity to reflect and plan for a successful 2021-22 school year! #ThisIsWhoWeAre pic.twitter.com/U81QT8waEN
— PXU (@PhoenixUnion) May 27, 2021
Earlier coverage:
May 17 to May 28, 2021: A year after George Floyd’s murder, a look at empathy, equity, what’s changed & what hasn’t
May 10 to May 14, 2021: Students ready for graduation ceremonies
May 4 to May 6, 2021: Amendment to bill would prohibit teachers from discussing controversial policy & social issues not essential to learning objectives
April 28 to May 3, 2021: Thank a teacher during Teacher Appreciation Week for all they do for students
April 21 to April 27, 2021: 3 years after Red for Ed there’s much left to do
April 12 to April 20, 2021: How & why teachers discuss trial with students; Schools keep masks after Gov. rescinds mandate
March 29 to April 9, 2021: Children, young teens may be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine before next school year
March 15 to March 26: Masks are still required in all schools; Video: Dr. Christ’s news conference today
Feb. 24 to March 11, 2021: COVID-19 aid funds will help AZ students, families & schools
Feb. 11 to Feb. 23: U.S. Dept of Ed: Students must take standardized tests, but there’s flexiblity on when & how
Feb. 2 to Feb. 9: Video: Supt. Hoffman gives State of Special Education address
Jan. 21 to Feb. 1: Black History Mural Month Project to highlight pioneers of the Black community launches in Phoenix
Jan. 10 – Jan 20: How students engage with Inauguration Day
Dec. 21, 2020 to Jan 8, 2021: Teachers help students deal with attacks on Congress, Capitol
Nov. 30 – Dec. 16: Watch it now: Dr. Christ asks people to avoid holiday gatherings with people they do not live with
Nov. 18 – 25: COVID-19 cases rise before Thanksgiving adding to school and hospital leaders’ concerns
Nov. 16: More schools return to online learning as COVID-19 cases rise
Oct. 20 to Oct. 30: AZDHS amends COVID-19 school benchmarks
Oct. 7 – Oct. 19: What are teachers doing ahead of elections to support students afterwards
Aug. 25 – Sept. 8: Parents voice concern about online class size; school nurses prepare for students
Aug. 12 – Aug. 24: Students, teachers affected by Zoom outage
July 30 – Aug. 11: Parent organizes co-op for learners; group rallies for in-person school days after benchmarks release
July 13- July 30: Teachers prepare for digital learning and back to school
June 29 – July 12: Video: Gov. says ‘Goal is to get children back to school when it’s safe;’ Schools lay out learning models
June 29: Video: Gov. delays in-person classes to Aug. 17 due to rise in COVID-19
June 15 – June 29: Video: Gov. pauses re-opening of some businesses as COVID-19 cases rise
June 24: Plan provides more funding, flexible instruction as schools re-open
May 26 – June 12: Increase in COVID-19 cases marks a new daily high
May 20 – 25: AZ Dept. of Ed releases COVID-19 guidance to schools for summer programs, back to school
May 11 – 19: Arizonans consider workplace safety, what back to school will look like amid COVID-19
April 26 – May 10: Stores re-open, COVID-19 testing blitz resumes on Saturday
April 8 – 25: You can get tested now if you think you’ve been exposed to COVID-19
March 12 – April 7, 2020: Coronavirus response: Cases rise; AZ Day of Giving