Arizona education officials approved new school accountability measures Oct. 26 focused on giving families a clearer picture of student achievement, even as board members questioned whether the state's A-F grading system remains too complicated for parents to understand.
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Austin Miers, an eighth grader at the Center for Online and Innovative Learning in Casa Grande and Anthony Caro, a senior at Brighton Charter School in Maricopa County, were recognized for their character, accomplishments and contributions to their school communities.
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Jana Ruderian, who teaches sixth, seventh and eighth grade social studies at Grand Canyon School in Grand Canyon National Park, was recognized during the Arizona State Board of Education's Oct. 26 meeting.
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From trumpet player to school leader, Principal Aaron Gould finds his rhythm at Western Sky Middle School at Litchfield Elementary School District in Goodyear, AZ.
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Students at Agua Fria Union High School District's Hilltop School for the Arts are gaining access to professional recording facilities developed with help from a music industry veteran whose credits …
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Paradise Valley Unified School District students outperformed statewide averages in English language arts, mathematics and science on spring 2026 assessments, but district leaders acknowledged …
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With 21 years in education and leadership at Rancho Santa Fe beginning in the 2019-20 school year, Zuniga focuses on helping students discover their potential and building a school community where everyone belongs.
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During the Oct. 14 governing board meeting, district officials reviewed progress on the strategic plan, which was developed through community workshops, listening tours and surveys beginning in 2021.
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A proposed shift to block scheduling in the Agua Fria Union High School District is raising questions about student achievement, classroom resources and how families are being included in the decision-making process.
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Agua Fria Union High School District has nearly $80 million remaining from its voter-approved 2024 bond, even as construction projects move forward and voters prepare to decide whether to continue a separate funding measure that supports teachers, school safety and classroom programs.
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