Teen works are the centerpiece of this Tucson art exhibit
Teen works are the centerpiece of this Tucson art exhibit
FALA leadership: Flagstaff school sees impacts as administrator positions shift
FALA leadership: Flagstaff school sees impacts as administrator positions shift
Student storytelling at Arizona Capitol advances immigration group’s policy priorities
Miah Gomez, senior class president at Mesa High School, comes from a mixed-status family — one of her parents is undocumented, but Gomez was born in the United States. She’s always cared about immigration laws because of her family, her…
Youth invited to take drug free communities survey
Youth invited to take drug free communities survey
CAVIT students look into ways to better care for dogs, cats
Two Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology students competed at the Health Occupation Students of America competition.
Former Supt. Hoffman joins ASU to lead special-education initiatives
Kathy Hoffman, who led the Arizona Department of Education as superintendent of public instruction from 2019 to 2023, is joining Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College with a charge to focus on how special-education systems meet the needs of…
Eloy celebrates history at museum grand opening
For years, the Santa Cruz Valley Museum collected and cultivated historical items in preparation for the grand opening of the facility. Now, after plenty of hard work by volunteers, the museum finally opened its doors to guests on Feb. 7.
West Valley school districts go over safety plans in first-ever summit
The news of another mass shooting brings attention to the safety measures that are being done to keep children safe in schools. Several school districts gathered in Buckeye and invited different city fire and police departments to go over safety…
Bill would allow schools to offer mental health, threat reporting apps
Schools in other states offer apps that allow students to anonymously access mental health services and report threats. Now, thanks to a bill in the House, Arizona students could get access to similar resources.
Phoenix mom who lost son to suicide endorses proposal for teen mental health resources
Teen suicide is an epidemic in the Valley, and a sophomore in Gilbert just took her life earlier this week. Now, state lawmakers and experts are proposing a bill to get kids in need the help they need, including a…
Arizona dual enrollment students more likely to go to college, policy brief finds
aking dual enrollment classes in high school increases a student’s chances of going to college, but access to these courses that provide students college credit is not equal across Arizona. The latest findings come through a policy brief conducted by Arizona State…
Flagstaff schools announce second snow day Wednesday
Flagstaff schools announce second snow day Wednesday
Montessori School student wins 2023 Coconino County Spelling Bee
Montessori School student wins 2023 Coconino County Spelling Bee
Scottsdale Community College, local hotels partner to offer students work experience, free tuition
Scottsdale Community College is partnering with local hotels to offer students free tuition and hands-on work experience while still in school.
Advocates, teachers call on lawmakers to fix school spending limit
Herlinda Calderon ferried her two kids to the Arizona Capitol on a school day to ask lawmakers for their help ensuring they have a classroom in the future. “We’re asking for the AEL to be lifted, permanently, so that we…
