TUSD Board Member: New Code Of Conduct "Improving Administrative Culture"
The revision includes five levels of infractions, each with its own consequences and explanations of who can enforce them
Poll Shows Education Funding a Major Factor in Race for Arizona Governor
Poll shows education professor Garcia leading Democrats, unfavorable ratings for Gov. Ducey
Arizona Kids Doing Poorly
An annual report ranks Arizona near the bottom in children's health and education
Pima County Non-Profit Wins Grant to Educate Youth on Opioid Abuse
Three community organizations in Arizona will split $400,000 in grants from the Attorney General's office for opioid education.
Gubernatorial Candidate Bennett Wants Armed Teachers and Cops in Schools
The Republican former secretary of state unveils school safety plan.
Regents: An Arizona Degree Is Worth It, Even With Debt
A report says degree-holders with student debt still take home more than high school grads who don't attend college.
Pima Community College Dropping Football, May Cut Golf and Tennis
The football program was never self-supporting, as originally hoped.
Pima County Supervisors OK TUSD Desegregation Tax Plan, Defying Legislature
County plans to leave tax as a part of its primary property tax, bucking recently passed law.
Arizona Charter Schools Change Policies After ACLU Report
The report found that state-funded charter schools conducted enrollment in ways that could be seen as unlawful.
Arizona to Use VW Settlement Money for New School Buses
Gov. Ducey announced plans for at least 280 buses for low-income districts.
Teachers Learn Active-Shooter Response at Local Training Sessions
Day-long sessions are based on Homeland Security's "Run, Hide, or Fight" strategy
Arizona Department of Education Gets New Associate Superintendent
Heather Cruz will oversee English language acquisition and CTE, among other duties.
Tucson Unified Mulls More Options For Ensuring School Safety
One TUSD parent proposed situational training.
Demand Grows for Early-Childhood Educators
More than half of kids 5 and under in Arizona receive daily care from someone other than a parent.
UA Summer Camps Give Kids a Running Start on Science
The subjects include robotics, engineering, coding and more.
