The nine school districts challenging an attempt by the East Valley Institute of Technology to reduce the funds it distributes for career and technical education satellite programs have scored a win in court, but the overarching standoff continues.
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Christopher Coury ruled June 29 that EVIT could not control the use of funds already generated by district satellite programs.
Under the satellite program, students can take CTE classes on their high school campuses rather than going to the two EVIT locations in east and west Mesa.
