Grayhawk Elementary School students receive valuable lessons outside the classroom as they take trips to visit Vi at Silverstone residents. The north Scottsdale senior living community participates in the Intergenerational Leadership Development program, a new program with Grayhawk Elementary School…
The Yuma Elementary School District One governing board voted unanimously Monday morning to approve the district’s proposed $65.4 million budget for the 2019-2020 school year.
At its June 11 regular monthly meeting, the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board unanimously approved a resolution calling for a special budget override election Tuesday, Nov. 5. An override is a tool that is available to local communities to…
In compliance with an Arizona Revised Statute, Cave Creek Unified School District is notifying its property taxpayers of the district’s intention to raise its primary property taxes over the current level beginning July 1. The goal of this increase is…
A new nonprofit to Arizona has a mission to bake and deliver birthday cakes to foster children and at-risk youth for their special day, and volunteers are needed in San Tan Valley. The birthday cake allows these children to have…
Arizona lawmakers won’t be getting a sharp increase in their living allowances, at least not this year — and not next year, either. But legislators representing Ahwatukee may not much care since all three voted against it in the first…
Stephanie Crawford and Jay Litwicki were named new principals at Camp Verde, Cottonwood American Heritage schools.
College Bound AZ, a Mesa nonprofit that guides low-income students toward higher education through mentorship, helped 24 students get into college this year free of tuition. The graduates are part of the organization’s RISE Scholars — a new pilot program…
Gov. Doug Ducey signaled he will push next year to allow Arizona taxpayer dollars to be used at out-of-state private schools, beginning with students on Indian reservations — indicating the state's Republican establishment will continue to pursue its years-long effort…
Do you know what your children are doing online? Many parents think they're on top of it, but more dangers are lurking in innocent apps, and even video games then you may realize. ABC15 sat down with Detective Scott Pietrzak,…
A question about citizenship would cost Arizona a congressional seat if it’s included in the 2020 census, according to a recent analysis. A study first published in March by Harvard’s Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy found that asking people…
As summer camps kick off around the nation, some young people in metro Phoenix are learning about the compassionate care of animals. At the Animal Ed-ventures Summer Camps, it’s not just snuggling puppies all day. The Arizona Humane Society educates children…
In the Job Shop, the Kyrene School District is hiring bus drivers for the next school year.
Imagine Prep’s Sara Schultz Camren was recently awarded National Teacher of the Year for Imagine School’s. Mrs. Camren teaches The Cambridge’s International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) Biology at Imagine Prep. Mrs. Camren is a certified Cambridge Trainer and…
The Arizona Future Business Leaders of America state conference recognized Mountain Ridge High School junior Neil Walia, a state FBLA officer, and teacher Renee Woodruff as Advisor of the Year. Neil Walia said he was excited to serve as part…
