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Roman Rozell, class of 2003, is inducted into the Apache Junction High School Wall of Fame by principal Dr. Christopher Lineberry, left; and Heather Wallace, executive director of educational services, right.
Roman Rozell inducted into Apache Junction High School Wall of Fame
Years before Roman Rozell became a Green Beret and the oldest man to compete in an NCAA wrestling match, he was an overweight and troubled kid at Apache Junction High School. Mr. Rozell’s … more
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The Governing Board meets at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Board Room, 1575 W. Southern Ave., for an executive session and meeting.
‘Threatened litigation matter’ topic of Apache Junction school board executive session
Discussion on “a threatened litigation matter” and an interim superintendent and/or superintendent search process are topics of the Apache Junction Unified School District Governing … more
“We want to help Arizonans get back to work,” Steve Feld, public relations manager for Toastmasters International-District 3, said in an email. “People can register through the landing page. We are also offering free virtual booths for companies that are hiring as well. District 3 encompasses all the clubs in Arizona.”
Toastmasters host virtual impact education, career fair Friday
Due to the pandemic, many great highly qualified Arizonans have been laid off and Arizona Toastmasters wants to help them. Arizona Toastmasters (District 3) is hosting its second Toastmasters … more
AJUSD superintendent Dr. Krista Anderson substituting in a seventh-grade math class in November at Cactus Canyon Junior High School.
Severance agreement approved for AJUSD’s superintendent, effective June 30
The Apache Junction Unified School District Governing Board approved a severance agreement with superintendent Dr. Krista Anderson effective June 30 during a short public meeting on April 1. As … more
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“We want to help Arizonans get back to work,” Steve Feld, public relations manager for Toastmasters International-District 3, said in an email. “People can register through the landing page. We are also offering free virtual booths for companies that are hiring as well. District 3 encompasses all the clubs in Arizona.”
Toastmasters host virtual impact education, career fair Friday, April 9
Due to the pandemic, many great highly qualified Arizonans have been laid off and Arizona Toastmasters wants to help them. Arizona Toastmasters (District 3) is hosting its second Toastmasters … more
“We want to help Arizonans get back to work,” Steve Feld, public relations manager for Toastmasters International-District 3, said in an email. “People can register through the landing page. We are also offering free virtual booths for companies that are hiring as well. District 3 encompasses all the clubs in Arizona.”
Toastmasters host virtual impact education, career fair April 9
Due to the pandemic, many great highly qualified Arizonans have been laid off and Arizona Toastmasters wants to help them. Arizona Toastmasters (District 3) is hosting its second Toastmasters … more
Expo participants may attend live presentations with employers, receive help applying for jobs and learn how to leverage scholarships and federal financial aid.
Virtual skilled trades expo Thursday
Are you interested in a career in the fast-growing fields of energy, construction, advanced manufacturing or distribution but don’t know where to start? Register for a virtual skilled trades … more
Students in class at Four Peaks Elementary School, 1785 N. Idaho Road in Apache Junction.
In-person instruction began Monday at Apache Junction school district
Apache Junction High School got the band back together Monday morning — literally and figuratively. Students returning to campus for the resumption of in-person learning were serenaded by … more
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Parents and caregivers can register at http://bit.ly/PinalWOYC2021 for these free events.
Registration open for Pinal County ‘Week of the Young Child’ events
Community organizations across Pinal County are coming together starting April 12 to celebrate the Week of the Young Child online. First Things First, Arizona’s early childhood agency, and … more
Expo participants may attend live presentations with employers, receive help applying for jobs and learn how to leverage scholarships and federal financial aid.
Virtual skilled trades expo April 1
Are you interested in a career in the fast-growing fields of energy, construction, advanced manufacturing or distribution but don’t know where to start? Register for a virtual skilled trades … more
Alexsondra Nathan
CAC Alpha Theta Delta Chapter receives awards
Students and faculty members of Central Arizona College’s Alpha Theta Delta Chapter received awards during the recent 2021 Arizona Region Phi Theta Kappa Convention. This year’s … more
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Parents and caregivers can register at http://bit.ly/PinalWOYC2021 for these free events.
Registration open for Pinal County ‘Week of the Young Child’ free events
Community organizations across Pinal County are coming together starting April 12 to celebrate the Week of the Young Child online. First Things First, Arizona’s early childhood agency, and … more
Sesimphiwe Mbatha
CAC students selected for All-Arizona Academic Team
Four Central Arizona College students have been selected to the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society All-Arizona Academic Team. All-Arizona students demonstrate academic excellence and … more
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A student in the pharmacy technician program at East Valley Institute of Technology. EVIT programs are tuition-free to high school students who live in 11 East Valley school districts — Mesa, Apache Junction, Queen Creek, J.O. Combs, Scottsdale, Fountain Hills, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Higley and Cave Creek.
EVIT board cuts program fees in half for 2021-22
The EVIT Governing Board voted unanimously recently to cut program fees in half for high school students who enroll at the East Valley Institute of Technology for the 2021-22 school … more
EVIT interior design students decorating Jefferson Elementary Boutique in Mesa.
Photos: EVIT interior design students lend a helping hand to Mesa’s Jefferson Elementary
Students in EVIT’s interior design program recently completed an interior renovation of a boutique at Mesa’s Jefferson Elementary School, 120 S. Jefferson Ave., where families in need can … more
Expo participants may attend live presentations with employers, receive help applying for jobs and learn how to leverage scholarships and federal financial aid.
Virtual skilled trades expo April 1
Are you interested in a career in the fast-growing fields of energy, construction, advanced manufacturing or distribution but don’t know where to start? Register for a virtual skilled trades … more
Central Arizona College has a campus in Apache Junction at 805 S. Idaho Road.
Central Arizona College selected for Caring Campus initiative
In January 2020, Central Arizona College was selected to participate in Caring Campus, an initiative of the Institute for Evidence-Based Change funded by Ascendium Education Philanthropy. Caring … more
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The district governing board unanimously approved the formation of an Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief/School Facilities Funds Oversight Committee. Applications are to be posted at ajusd.org on March 3.
School district forms finance oversight committee for spending $6.76M
Volunteers are needed from the community and school employees to determine how to spend more than $6.7 million on capital projects at Apache Junction Unified School District. The district … more
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Exhibits showed the animals living in their natural habitat and a list of facts about each animal.
Students studying lions and tigers and more at The Learning Center
It was a beautiful Tuesday morning but there were lions and tigers and kangaroos, “oh my!” — as it mostly goes in the The Wizard of Oz — all at Apache Junction Unified School … more
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Chapters that excel in membership development by achieving or exceeding a 15% membership acceptance rate are rewarded with free Phi Theta Kappa graduation stoles for students.
Central Arizona College receives Phi Theta Kappa recognition
Central Arizona College’s Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Theta Delta Chapter, has been named a 2021 Recognizing Excellence in Acceptance and Completion with Honors Chapter. Chapters that excel in … more
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