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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
The Student Leadership Council Mask Up Campaign encourages students at the four Dysart Unified School District high schools to continue to wear a mask. Teacher Lisa Parachini, left, and Dysart Leadership Council members, from left, Aubrey Sims, Alyssa Ciacco and Luis Payan, and district CTE director Jim Grieshaber. They stand after completing a COVID-19 relief and canned food drive in February and March, that was donated to Valley View Food Bank in El Mirage.
Students in Surprise lead mask up campaign
Several students in the Dysart Unified School District are working to give back to each other and the community. more
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Submissions will be accepted online and by direct mail April 1-May 29 for fifth graders to participate statewide in an essay writing contest themed, “What is your dream job and how do you plan on achieving it in the future?”
Second annual statewide 5th grade essay contest launches April 1
Highlighting the importance of saving money for children’s post-high school educational and career goals, the second annual essay-writing contest is open to all fifth-graders statewide. more
Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board meetings have changed to 6 p.m. until further notice.
Scottsdale school board meetings get a new start time
Although there were previous discussions amongst the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board members to consider changing the start time for regular meetings, there was no formal decision made. more
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FILE - In this July 25, 2018, file photo, pedestrians cross University Ave on the campus of Arizona State University in Tempe, Ariz. Arizona’s three state universities have released tuition proposals for the 2020-2021 academic year, proposing increases for some students but holding steady for others. Separate statements released Friday, April 17, 2020, by the presidents of the University of Arizona, Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University cited changing and uncertain circumstances for their institutions amid the coronavirus pandemic. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)
ASU, others not increasing tuition rates
Arizona State University will not be raising tuition rates for current or incoming students amid the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, with Arizona’s two other state universities following suit. more
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Peoria native Jessica Hollock was featured in the new Amazon Prime TV series “The College Tour.”
Peoria student featured in new Amazon Prime TV series
Peoria native and ASU student Jessica Hollock was featured in an episode of “The College Tour,” which is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Roku. more
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Sarah Idowu administers the coronavirus vaccine to her Estrella Mountain Community College professor, Dr. Roni Collazo, in Goodyear.
Estrella Mountain Community College student vaccinates professor
Many nursing students might be a little nervous about giving their professor an injection. Not Sarah Idowu. more
Chris Powell leads students in Move One Million movements at Stevenson Elementary on March 29.
Students at Stevenson Elementary participate in Move One Million movements
Mesa Public Schools has launched a new partnership to improve social and emotional wellness among students, staff and the community. The goal of Move One Mesa is to ignite a culture of learning … more
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Then-Shadow Ridge High School students line up to turn in tickets during the school’s 2015 prom. After the initial wave of COVID-19 hit in 2020, proms district wide were canceled. This spring, all four high schools in the Dysart Unified School District will have proms on campus.
Proms still on at Surprise high schools as virus lessens
All four of Surprise’s largest high schools are making final plans for proms in the next month, as signs of normalcy creep into social events for the first time in more of a year. more
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Students of Isaac E. Imes School gathered on campus back in January 2020 to mark the 100th day of school during that academic year.
GESD to host pre-K events in effort to reverse enrollment trends
Glendale Elementary School District this month voted to proceed with school closures, boundary changes and repurposing of schools to address budget deficits due to declining enrollment, and efforts to reach out to potential new families to try and reverse those trends take place Tuesday, March 30. more
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A handful of Queen Creek JROTC cadets from Queen Creek High School and Eastmark High School took a flight in a UH-60 helicopter on Thursday, March 25.
Queen Creek JROTC students make the grade and take flight
A handful of Queen Creek JROTC cadets from Queen Creek High School and Eastmark High School took a flight in a UH-60 helicopter on Thursday, March 25. more
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Queen Creek High School students vote on their budget programs.
Students in Queen Creek have a say in school budgets
Several students across Queen Creek Unified School District are learning about a process called participatory budgeting. This process empowers students to decide together how to spend school district … 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 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
Project Prom 2021 is set for 5-8 p.m., Friday, April 2 and 12-3 p.m., Saturday, April 3 in the parking lot at Saguaro High School, 6250 N. 82nd St.
Free prom attire awaits as Scottsdale Schools plan formal tradition
A global pandemic paused scholastic rites of passage including traditions of proms, graduations, parties and more during the 2019-20 academic year, but Scottsdale Schools will turn a past nightmare into a fairytale. more
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Arizona State University's West Campus, 4701 W. Thunderbird Road in Phoenix.
ASU preps $8M grant for skilled workforce
An $8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor will boost Arizona State University’s efforts to churn out a highly skilled workforce. more
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Superintendent Jodi Gunning, left, and Dr. Tara Armstead pose with Maricopa County School Superintendent Steve Watson after Dr. Armstead was sworn in as Litchfield Elementary School District’s newest governing board member.
Litchfield Elementary School District swears in newest governing board member
Dr. Tara Armstead was sworn in Thursday, March 25, as the newest governing board member of the A-rated Litchfield Elementary School District. more
The California Aeronautical University Phoenix-Falcon Field campus is at 4710 E. Falcon Drive Suite 105 in Mesa and is accepting new students. Go to www.calaero.edu or call 661-615-5915.
California Aeronautical University opens at Falcon Field Airport in Mesa
California Aeronautical University recently opened a campus at Falcon Field Airport in Mesa. “CAU’s approvals to operate provide educational pursuits in a number of fast-paced, … more
Eden Sapien, a DVUSD student, works at her home to sort through medical supplies she’s collected through donations as part of her Girl Scouts Gold Award project.
DVUSD student on mission to donate medical supplies
A brother’s broken arm turned one Deer Valley Unified School District student into an advocate for under-resourced hospitals in need. more
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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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