Voters will likely decide on state’s universal private school voucher program guardrails in November amid legal hurdles.
Posts published in “Education”
An attorney drops lawsuit on Arizona's transgender sports ban despite believing it's illegal, citing plaintiff's withdrawal.
Four candidates vie for Arizona superintendent of public instruction, with differing views on education policies.
Seagrass fields mapped globally by ASU researchers show potential for coastal restoration and carbon storage insights.
Leaders from the Colorado River Indian Tribes met with Indigenous people globally to discuss water protection strategies.
Jeremiah Shinn aims to simplify life at UM as its new president, prioritizing student success and liberal arts.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wmdd4_15-M[/embed]
Nine East Valley school districts sued EVIT over funding allocation disputes; Judge ruled EVIT retains CTE content control.
A new study shows parents use media more than their children during meals, potentially affecting family socialization.
After her daughter’s arrest, a Tempe resident was scammed by someone posing as a bail bondsman, losing hundreds.
Organizations in Arizona are hosting events to provide free school supplies, featuring giveaways, games, and more.