Arizona House OKs bill on school spending
With just weeks to go, the state House lawmakers agreed Tuesday to allow school districts across Arizona to spend the money this academic year that they already have.
NAU offering accelerated pathway to nursing degree
Northern Arizona University is looking to fill gaps in Arizona’s health care shortage and now, they’ll be doing so at an accelerated pace. The university announced its introduction of a new compressed bachelor’s in nursing (CBSN) program at campuses throughout…
Arizona House passes measure to lift school spending cap
With just weeks to go, state House lawmakers agreed Tuesday to allow school districts across Arizona to spend the money they already have. The 46-14 vote came over the objections of some Republicans who questioned how schools are spending money…
Menzel raps lawmakers call for his removal
In an “open letter” emailed Feb. 1, three Scottsdale state legislators demanded the Scottsdale Unified Superintendent Dr. Scott Menzel’s “immediate removal” for comments he made more than three years ago. State Reps. Joseph Chaplik and Alexander Kolodin, and Sen. John…
PUSD board votes 3-2 to accept TCI social studies curriculum for 2023-24
PUSD board votes 3-2 to accept TCI social studies curriculum for 2023-24
Musically inclined
For 15 years Damian Noriega has sought to instill a love a music in youths and adults and teach them to play instruments.
YUHSD governing board meets today
The Yuma Union High School District governing board is holding its February meeting today at 5:15 p.m. Members of the public are invited to attend the meeting in the YUHSD Professional Service Building, located at 3150-B S. Ave. A. For…
Wheelchair basketball event brings top teams, Paralympians to Ability360
It’s Friday night, and the Suns’ bench is working the referees.
School-based recycling program processing record amount of items
In the past two weeks, the recycling program at Mesquite Elementary School processed more than 2,100 pounds of plastic and aluminum.
AIA lifts Mingus track probation after appeal
The Arizona Interscholastic Association Executive Board voted unanimously to remove the penalty to place the current girls’ track and field program and next year’s cross-country team on probation, according to Superintendent Mike Westcott Wednesday morning.
Pipeline AZ helps CAC match job-seekers to careers
With a new job skills platform, Central Arizona College will help match its students and other residents to high-demand careers.
Students encouraged to apply for 2023-24 scholarships
Graham and Greenlee county student planning to attend college, university or trade school in…
Underground Railroad is topic of next EAC Discovery Park lecture
Underground Railroad is topic of next EAC Discovery Park lecture
Parker Schools get money for becoming more energy efficient.
The Parker Unified School District found out that upgrading their facilities with more energy-efficient equipment can only save the money, they can make some money as well. Representatives of Arizona Public Service were at the district office Jan. 27 to…
WUSD has new plans and initiatives for the coming year
WUSD has new plans and initiatives for the coming year
Grammy-winning trio Los Lonely Boys coming to EAC
Tickets are on sale for a concert by Grammy-winning musical trio Los Lonely Boys.
