Three states have enacted laws for schools to use panic alarms, joining 13 states with such laws. Alyssa’s Law varies.
Posts published in “Education”
A land acknowledgment video will be played at Chandler Unified School District meetings after a 3-2 board vote.
The San Xavier research mine in Arizona is modernizing to support new mining technologies and student research partnerships.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced indictments against former Tucson charter school director for theft.
Mesa Gateway Airport is among the first U.S. airports to allow non-ticketed individuals past security with TSA Precheck.
The Trump administration partners with eight universities, including ASU, to onshore advanced manufacturing efforts.
Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling visited West-MEC in Phoenix to discuss aligning education with workforce needs.
Activists express hope as Arizona's law for undocumented students faces legal challenges; Kris Mayes defends it.
Teens at Durango Juvenile Center in Phoenix aim for high school diplomas and ASU credits, inspired by future goals.
Students in grades 9-12 will analyze data from air quality monitors in Tucson, enhancing research and data skills.










