Construction has begun on ASU’s $70 million Greek Leadership Village, a long-awaited replacement for the now-demolished fraternity row on Alpha Drive. But some in the Greek community are critical of the project.
An elementary school student’s arm was stamped with the words “Lunch Money” because his balance was low.
An elementary school student’s arm was stamped with the words “Lunch Money” because his balance was low.
A former Arizona State University student convicted of shooting video of women using a campus restroom will soon be deported to his home country of China.
The district sent home a letter to parents clarifying the school district’s policy.
Rep. David Stringer, a member of the House Education Committee, apparently thinks that teaching is an easy, part-time job.
As advocates suffer another setback from Trump administration, they say there are other ways schools can step up to help transgender students.
Activists worry that contact with law enforcement could lead to more kids being deported.
Lawmakers on both sides, parents, educators and special-education administrators all back a bill they say would help, not hurt, students with learning and physical disabilities; but some are concerned.
They’re already the lowest paid in the country, with an average salary around $40K. Chamber head calls story “fake news” but says he could have used more “artful language.”
Executive order banning some Muslims from traveling to U.S. gave an extra incentive for students to celebrate World Hijab Day.
President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed policies and nominees for government posts means that here in Arizona, there is a real danger to the social-programs that protect and sustain some of our state’s most vulnerable residents.
The vast majority of Arizona’s eligible children are not enrolled in the federally funded Head Start program that offers early education primarily to children from low-income families.
More than two years after Arizona State University’s former police chief took the helm of a new program that promised to increase the use of video cameras on campus, it’s unclear how much expansion has occurred — if any. The lack of video security around ASU’s Tempe campus was exposed…
What’s going on in the back of your mind while shopping this holiday season? Maybe more than you think. A marketing study conducted by Arizona State University assistant professor Christopher Lee shows that shoppers are more likely to buy gifts for themselves that are labeled “limited edition,” but when it…
Amid concerns about the future of a program protecting undocumented youth from deportation, Arizona State University President Michael Crow said the university’s commitment to undocumented students “remains unchanged.”
Shrinking state funding for schools over the years has meant that local communities have been forced to pay an increasingly higher share of total funding, according to the Arizona School Boards Association. The situation has left schools in a precarious state, says the nonpartisan, nonprofit group, which represents school districts throughout…
Officials at Payson High School in Gila County say they have some regrets about requiring female students to attend an assembly last month that featured a guest speaker who espoused abstinence. Taxpayers may have some regrets, too: The Payson Unified School District used taxpayer money to pay for the abstinence…
A report published this past week has found that public schools in Arizona with high Latino populations have less funding and face greater challenges compared to schools that have lower proportions of Latino students. Released October 6, State of Latino Arizona 2016 finds that schools with large percentages of Latino students generally…
More than 1,100 Maricopa County educators could get a salary bump next year thanks to a $60 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The grant, secured by the Maricopa County Education Service Agency, was one of 13 awarded nationwide as part of a federal program to improve teacher…
The 2016 edition of New Times’ Best of Phoenix is out now, featuring a series of “as told to” profiles that explore how our city’s proximity to Mexico makes it better. It’s been more than 20 years since I moved from Los Angeles to become the head of the MFA…
When track star Will Claye first tried the triple jump at Mountain Pointe High School in Ahwatukee his freshman year, his coach, Larry Todd, told him he was too good. “He was like, ‘Oh yeah. You got it. You’ve almost got it down too well, too early,'” Claye recalls. “‘You’re…
