Campaign finance filings show Ruiz led second-quarter fundraising while outside groups funded a controversial television campaign targeting Kimberly Yee.
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Arizona lawmakers did not renew more than $30 million in one-time workforce and education funding in the FY2027 state budget, ending support for programs aimed at expanding college affordability, dual enrollment, adult education and workforce training.
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Rose Law Group pc, Arizona’s largest woman-founded law firm, is pleased to announce the addition of experienced probate attorney James X. Theut as Chair of the firm’s Probate Law Department, …
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Arizona is expanding a workforce training initiative to three rural community colleges, giving more residents access to short-term training and industry credentials as employers across the state continue hiring for advanced manufacturing careers.
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Summer offers a welcome escape from the Arizona heat, but it also means relying more on public networks and devices while traveling. When we're relaxed and getting away from our daily routine, it's …
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History shows that every generation has educated children for a future it could not fully predict. Artificial intelligence, automation and rapidly changing workforce demands are reshaping education as schools seek to prepare students not just for their first job, but for a lifetime of learning.
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OPINION — They may be on different sides of the political aisle, but Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna both profess their love for our country, and share the reasons why.
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Arizona educators are looking ahead rather than back. While debates over school funding, literacy, teacher shortages and school choice continue, education researchers say some of the best ideas for preparing students for the next quarter millennium may already be working in classrooms around the world. From Finland's emphasis on early literacy to Singapore's investment in teachers and Estonia's innovative use of technology, many of the practices driving student success internationally are already taking root in Arizona — or could be expanded in the years ahead.
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A new $1 million investment in constitutional education aims to help students better understand how government works — and what it means to be an engaged citizen.
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For many drivers in the Valley, sitting at a red light on 67th Avenue or navigating a busy intersection during rush hour is just another part of the daily commute.
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For years, Arizona parents have relied on A-F school letter grades to compare campuses, but state education leaders say those grades may not always tell the full story. Now, a statewide effort is underway to redesign the accountability system, with proposed changes intended to make school grades more transparent, more consistent and easier for families to understand.
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For educators, the concern is not simply how much technology children use, but whether students are developing the attention, curiosity and communication skills they need before entering school.
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