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Students in physical education class at Reyes Maria Ruiz Leadership Academy (K-6), an Espiritu school.
Arizona charter board stops short of revoking two Espiritu contracts
The Arizona State Board for Charter Schools stopped short of moving to revoke two Espiritu Community Development Corp . charter contracts Tuesday after finding the organization failed for five … more
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Explorer Principal Troy Fox started his first career as a police detective before moving into education.
From police detective to principal: Meet Explorer Middle School's Troy Fox
Fox, principal of Explorer Middle School, began his career in law enforcement, serving as a patrol officer and detective with the Grand Rapids Police Department in Michigan. It was there that he discovered some of his most meaningful work involved young people. more
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Prop. 437 would continue an override voters most recently approved in 2022. The district has had voter-approved override funding in place for more than 20 years.
Litchfield Elementary asks voters to continue 15% budget override
Prop. 437 would continue an override voters most recently approved in 2022.  The district estimates the override would generate $12.68 million in its first year and allow it to continue spending up to 15% above the state-set revenue control limit. more
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Early voting for Arizona's Nov. 3 general election is underway across the state.
Prop. 438 would continue Agua Fria's 15% budget override
For a homeowner with the district's average limited property value of $258,390, Proposition 438 is estimated to cost about $108 a year, or $9 a month. more
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Arizona voters will decide in November whether to expand the state's existing restrictions on participation in girls' sports while adding new requirements for locker rooms, restrooms and other spaces connected with athletics.
Prop. 318 would expand Arizona’s existing restrictions on girls’ sports
Arizona voters will decide in November whether to expand the state's existing restrictions on participation in girls' sports while adding new requirements for locker rooms, restrooms and other spaces connected with athletics. more
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Proposition 142 asks voters whether to add new restrictions involving diversity programs, training, spending and other practices in public schools, colleges and universities.
Prop. 142 would add restrictions on race, DEI programs to Arizona Constitution
Proposition 142 asks voters whether to add new restrictions involving diversity programs, training, spending and other practices in public schools, colleges and universities. Arizona already prohibits public institutions from granting preferential treatment based on race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin. more
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Arizona expands earn-while-you-learn path for special education teachers
Arizona is putting $5 million into an effort to build its special education teacher workforce from within schools, creating paid pathways that allow paraprofessionals and other aspiring educators to … more
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An unidentified Arizona legislator requested $250,000 for wrestling scholarships at a community college system with no wrestling teams—money lawmakers later redirected into a grant whose unusually narrow requirements appear to closely match a single Phoenix private school.
Arizona’s $250,000 wrestling school grant traces back to unidentified lawmaker
An unidentified Arizona legislator requested $250,000 for wrestling scholarships at a community college system with no wrestling teams—money lawmakers later redirected into a grant whose unusually narrow requirements appear to closely match a single Phoenix private school. more
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Arizona State Board of Education listen in on the Sandy Hook Promise and its impact on the state.
Sandy Hook Promise expands Arizona school safety efforts
Jessica Jackson, Sandy Hook Promise's national crisis center director, said the system has received more than 400,000 tips nationwide and led to more than 8,000 mental health interventions. more
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Lyncoln Buckenberger and Ellie Stanley share reading time with Rosie.
Reading with Rosie gives Archway Glendale students a four-legged reading partner
Rosie doesn’t interrupt when a student stumbles over a word. She doesn’t correct pronunciation or care how quickly someone finishes a page. The 6-year-old Goldendoodle is simply there to … more
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Litchfield Elementary School District has recovered nearly $34,000 in outstanding facility-use fees since August as part of an effort to modernize how the district manages rentals, payments and use of its buildings.
Litchfield district recovers nearly $34,000 in outstanding facility-use fees
Litchfield Elementary School District has recovered nearly $34,000 in outstanding facility-use fees since August as part of an effort to modernize how the district manages rentals, payments and use … more
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LESD students head back to school.
Litchfield approves 8th-grade California trip
The LESD79 Governing Board approved a spring, 2027 out-of-state, overnight trip as part of its consent agenda. No items were removed from consent and the agenda was approved unanimously. more
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