Just because you go to college in Flagstaff or Tempe or Tucson does not mean you should get to vote there, one legislator argues. State Rep. Bob Thorpe, R-Flagstaff, has proposed a new law to prohibit students from listing college…
The team of students from Maricopa Wells Middle School in Washington this week for an engineering competition has a plan. In four years, 13-year-old Marley Polosky plans to be studying engineering. In 10 years, Allison Rice plans to be a…
As the Arizona State campus begins to slow down and feel still on a Friday night, gamers throughout the community are arriving with their PC’s, monitors and consoles for the ASU Esports Association LAN party. The parties connect members of…
The 7th Annual Cybersecurity Challenge takes place 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22 at ASU West, 4701 W. Thunderbird Road, Glendale. This event brings talented minds from high school and colleges together.
Arizona fared relatively well in a national report card on its level of care for people with developmental disabilities, but advocates fear those services are being threatened by low pay and high turnover rates for caregivers. And Arizona is not…
More than 100 Arizona teachers returned to the state Capitol on Monday to rally for an education tax measure, carrying signs and wearing bright red T-shirts, the color symbolizing the #RedForEd movement. The one-hour rally was a quiet affair compared…
Get dressed up. Then get in line. And hope for the best. That’s the thinking behind the Payson school board’s decision last week to hire a consulting firm in hopes the district can sweet-talk Arizona’s School Facilities Board into paying…
The videos allegedly show at least seven different girls. Three of the girls, identified by the vice principal, were Thunderbird High School students.
Calling it a less expensive and more accessible alternative, a House panel voted Monday to allow community colleges to offer four-year degrees.
Jean Barton, director of the Verde Valley Imagination Library, says that the program “would not have almost 2,000 children participating without a unified effort.”
The House Education Committee voted Monday to require at least the monitoring of speeches made on university campuses — if not actually finding speakers with alternate views. The measure approved on a 7-4 margin would require each of the three…
Though they have only been in high school for a little over a semester, some Sedona Red Rock High School freshmen are already progressing into the world of college. A new Early College Program launched at SRRHS Jan. 6, and…
Estrella Mountain Community College (EMCC) is celebrating Black History Month with several events. The month long observance began as Negro History Week in 1926. It was renamed Black History Month in 1976 when President Gerald Ford urged Americans to “seize…
If you thought the next big surge in science was planning a trip to Mars, you may want to reconsider. Seven students from Heber-Overgaard, ages 11 to 14, designed a robot named “Space Mustang in Disguise” that will travel with…
When it comes to a child’s education, parents have a lot to think about. Should their child go to a public school? Which one? Or maybe they should attend a charter school or private school? Many in the West Valley…
