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Phoenix Union High School District

  • Blogs

    November 14, 2011

    New Times Recieves Publication of the Year at 2011 Stylos Awards

    ​New Times snagged a 2011 Stylos Awards for Publication of the Year.Yay!We beat out La Voz and Que Magazine for Best Publication.Stylos Awards are presented by the Isac Amaya Foundation to honor local, super-talented musicians, artists, models and fashion designers, as well as the community's best ... More >>

  • Calendar

    November 3, 2011

    Words of Wisdom

    ​New Times snagged a 2011 Stylos Awards for Publication of the Year.Yay!We beat out La Voz and Que Magazine for Best Publication.Stylos Awards are presented by the Isac Amaya Foundation to honor local, super-talented musicians, artists, models and fashion designers, as well as the community's best ... More >>

  • News

    October 22, 2009

    Friday Night Frights: Carl Hayden High Football Players Have More to Worry About Than Winning Games

    ​New Times snagged a 2011 Stylos Awards for Publication of the Year.Yay!We beat out La Voz and Que Magazine for Best Publication.Stylos Awards are presented by the Isac Amaya Foundation to honor local, super-talented musicians, artists, models and fashion designers, as well as the community's best ... More >>

  • News

    May 28, 2009

    A Former Marijuana Smuggler and Vietnam War Hero Seeks Greater Recognition From His Government

    ​New Times snagged a 2011 Stylos Awards for Publication of the Year.Yay!We beat out La Voz and Que Magazine for Best Publication.Stylos Awards are presented by the Isac Amaya Foundation to honor local, super-talented musicians, artists, models and fashion designers, as well as the community's best ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 20, 2008

    Jarrett Maupin, Former Phoenix Mayoral Candidate, Arrested by Sheriff's Deputies

    Jarrett Maupin, a former candidate for Phoenix mayor, was arrested and booked into jail today by deputies from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. Details are scant at this point, but a news release (reprinted below) put out by the Sheriff's Office says Maupin is accused of lying to sheriff's i ... More >>

  • News

    December 14, 2006

    Murder City

    P-town's scratch-master sharpens his talons over Mayor Goober's crime stats, markers for dead cops and Jarrett Maupin's anti-N-word campaign

  • News

    June 2, 2005

    Uncle Sam Wants Them

    Military recruiters are grabbing student info from local schools without parents' permission

  • News

    September 11, 2003

    Jazz Rift

    Down by the tracks, there's a thriving jazz scene so authentic it's even got heartbreak

  • News

    July 4, 2002

    Old Glory

    Veteran Phoenix lawyer Gary Peter Klahr fought The Bar and The Bar won

  • News

    April 12, 2001

    I Know What You Did Off-Campus

    Teen Webmaster booted from school over online sex-scandal rumor

  • News

    November 2, 2000

    Nada Chance

    Reforming Arizona's bilingual education system won't be as easy as voters may think

  • News

    October 7, 1999

    Murphy's Law

    Year after year, Murphy school district officials watched their students die in a hail of violence. They decided to take matters into their own hands.

  • News

    July 8, 1999

    Mentor's Lament

    Even tough, effective teachers like Angela Kirkendall struggle to shield inner-city kids from the lure of the streets

  • Calendar

    June 24, 1999

    Night & Day

    June 24 - 30, 1999

  • News

    March 18, 1999

    Bilingual Blues

    This is not the way your grandfather learned English

  • Dining

    December 24, 1998

    Lunchroom Confidential

    The Gallery Cafe / Express Cafe

  • Dining

    July 30, 1998

    Second Helpings

    The Gallery Cafe / Express Cafe

  • News

    April 16, 1998

    I Totally Object

    Arizona's high-stakes high school mock-trial program teaches kids the basics of jurisprudence--including how to recruit a ringer

  • News

    April 9, 1998

    Timely Tim

    Despite an unremarkable demeanor, public-interest lawyer Tim Hogan has a nose for trouble and a knack with judges

  • Culture

    November 6, 1997

    Arts Education in Browne with Greene

    ArtShare wonks trace arts connection to jobs, baseball and the SAT

  • News

    September 4, 1997

    MisJudged

    U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke ruled on the letter of the law, but his liberal views and tough courtroom style made him the judge that conservatives love to hate

  • News

    July 17, 1997

    Letters

    U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke ruled on the letter of the law, but his liberal views and tough courtroom style made him the judge that conservatives love to hate

  • News

    June 26, 1997

    Hayden High School Had a Farm, E-I-E-I-O

    The Center for Agribusiness and Equine Science was supposed to help desegregate the Phoenix Union High School District. Now the same lawsuit that created it is shutting it down.

  • Calendar

    May 22, 1997

    Calendar for the week

    The Center for Agribusiness and Equine Science was supposed to help desegregate the Phoenix Union High School District. Now the same lawsuit that created it is shutting it down.

  • Calendar

    September 5, 1996

    Pic Hits for the week

    The Center for Agribusiness and Equine Science was supposed to help desegregate the Phoenix Union High School District. Now the same lawsuit that created it is shutting it down.

  • News

    July 11, 1996

    Multicultural Stew

    Ric Orozco uses lowriders and a controversial take on Hispanic history to excite his art students. The Isaac School District wonders whether he's teaching art, or culture or either.

  • News

    July 4, 1996

    Letters

    Ric Orozco uses lowriders and a controversial take on Hispanic history to excite his art students. The Isaac School District wonders whether he's teaching art, or culture or either.

  • News

    May 30, 1996

    Old-School Ways

    Carver High alumni preserve the Valley's African-American history

  • News

    May 9, 1996

    Come Laud PUHSD

    Stop the presses: Here's some rare good news about public schools

  • News

    March 7, 1996

    Townsel-ectomy

    Controversy--often racially charged--has been a constant companion of school administrator Charles Townsel. Now his job is on the line again and people in South Phoenix are choosing up sides.

  • News

    November 16, 1995

    Dont Keep Those Cards Coming

    Foundations' wish is to stop achain letter requesting business cards for dying boy

  • News

    October 19, 1995

    Letters

    Foundations' wish is to stop achain letter requesting business cards for dying boy

  • News

    October 12, 1995

    Letters

    Foundations' wish is to stop achain letter requesting business cards for dying boy

  • News

    September 28, 1995

    DOES NOT WORK TO CAPACITY

    PHOENIX UNION'S DESEGREGATION PROGRAM PASSED WITH FLYING COLORS. BUT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM FLUNKED OUT WHEN IT CAME TO EDUCATING KIDS.

  • News

    September 14, 1995

    QUIET RIOTIN CASE YOU HADN'T NOTICED, THE PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS IMPOSED A CONTRACT ON ITS TEACHERS

    PHOENIX UNION'S DESEGREGATION PROGRAM PASSED WITH FLYING COLORS. BUT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM FLUNKED OUT WHEN IT CAME TO EDUCATING KIDS.

  • News

    August 10, 1995

    UNCHARTERED WATERSFEDERAL DESEGREGATION RULES BLOCK ENROLLMENTS IN CHARTER SCHOOLS

    PHOENIX UNION'S DESEGREGATION PROGRAM PASSED WITH FLYING COLORS. BUT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM FLUNKED OUT WHEN IT CAME TO EDUCATING KIDS.

  • News

    May 18, 1995

    SHORT-SHEETEDSTATE SCRAMBLES TO KEEP ITS PAPER-PUSHERS IN BUSINESS

    PHOENIX UNION'S DESEGREGATION PROGRAM PASSED WITH FLYING COLORS. BUT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM FLUNKED OUT WHEN IT CAME TO EDUCATING KIDS.

  • News

    October 13, 1994

    HEAD OF THE CLASSES

    SCHOOL-BOARD ELECTIONS ARE IMPORTANT. VICIOUS, GOOFY AND CONFUSING, TOO.

  • News

    November 3, 1993

    LOSING ISN'T EVERYTHING THE FOOTBALL TEAM AT CARL HAYDEN HIGH SCHOOL MAY NOT WIN GAMES, BUT ITS PLAYERS ARE STILL CHAMPIONS

    SCHOOL-BOARD ELECTIONS ARE IMPORTANT. VICIOUS, GOOFY AND CONFUSING, TOO.

  • News

    May 12, 1993

    ARIZONA'S EDUCATION SYSTEM IS READY FOR REFORM SCHOOL

    FOR ONCE, BIG BUSINESS AND EDUCATORS ARE IN CONCERT. BUT WILL LAWMAKERS FACE THE MUSIC

  • News

    January 13, 1993

    DISTRICTS SUED OVER MOLESTATIONSSCHOOLS LET PREDATOR RUN FREE, VICTIM'S FAMILY SAYS

    FOR ONCE, BIG BUSINESS AND EDUCATORS ARE IN CONCERT. BUT WILL LAWMAKERS FACE THE MUSIC

  • News

    October 28, 1992

    WOULD YOU BYE A USED KLAHR?THE CHOICE FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY IS BETWEEN AN EX-HEAD-SHOP OWNER AND AN EX-CRACK-BAR OVERLORD

    FOR ONCE, BIG BUSINESS AND EDUCATORS ARE IN CONCERT. BUT WILL LAWMAKERS FACE THE MUSIC

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