School districts in Arizona are entering the new academic year under a cloud of uncertainty after the U.S. Department of Education failed to meet a July 1 deadline to distribute $6.2 billion in federal K–12 funding.
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The newly passed bipartisan 2026 Arizona budget delivers a suite of student- and family-focused investments designed to support student success, increase access to meals and childcare, and give …
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With FAFSA completions plummeting and college affordability slipping further out of reach, Arizona education advocates are joining a national chorus demanding that Congress center student success …
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Arizona now ranks first in public school overcrowding, widening the gap between public and private education. Class size has become a key indicator of access — and inequality.
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Literacy rates in Arizona are reaching a critical juncture, with statewide data showing that nearly half of third-grade students are not reading at grade level.
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From animal lovers and aspiring models to young scientists and thrill-seekers, Phoenix has summer camps tailored to just about every interest.
These specialty …
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Arizona’s public schools are once again facing a funding crisis due to a decades-old spending cap known as the Aggregate Expenditure Limit, or AEL.
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The U.S. is confronting a critical shortage of registered nurses, with projections indicating a national deficit ranging from 200,000 to 450,000 RNs by 2025, depending on care delivery models and …
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