Education

“West Virginia is showing the entire nation what can happen when teachers stand in solidarity.” Arizona teachers will wear red on Wednesday to prove it.

“What some people don’t understand is that when we see a police officer, to some of us, that isn’t safety.”

For 18 years, school teacher had been drinking from faucet that tested for 500 parts per billion of lead — 33 times higher than the federal limit.

When asked why it was so important that she attend a college course midway through the meeting, Annette Auxier said, “Well, because I lose 40 points if I’m not there.”

The bill’s sponsor said that teachers regularly spend hundreds of dollars on supplies like pencils, paper, posterboard, glue, and construction paper.

“The teachers want to know, and probably every other taxpayer deserves to know, where are the safeguards that prevent this type of thing from happening?”

“We have reached out to the family of the student involved to explain that their son is welcome at Great Hearts with no change in hairstyle.”

Flier had promised: “Don’t miss out on the FREE SEX TOYS giveaways!”

The full moon will be bigger, brighter, dimmer, bluer, and redder all at the same time Wednesday morning.

Ersula Ore says Stewart Ferrin, now a Pinal County deputy, is on a “deadly path,” cites two more incidents.

There is passion in both camps as people like Carlos Alfaro and Carrie Brown fight the war on the ground.

How does a school fire six teachers, then reassure parents that they’ll hire the best possible replacements on short notice? By tapping people with previous ties to the school.

The new major will focus on everything from politics to literature to architecture.

Documents detail a night of drinking, sex, and violence, and how Brooke Lewis says that she was raped in her Tempe dorm room and that ASU was slow to respond to her charges. That changed today.

I have been majoring in disability studies for 14 and a half years, since the day my daughter Sophie was born with Down syndrome.

Some students are against the policy, while others want it to stay.

Arizona stopped inspecting its buildings in 2009, including Phoenix Day School for the Deaf

“The idea that there are white supremacists organizing on ASU’s campus makes me feel significantly less safe,” a student said.

You all had a lot to say (both positive and negative) about this policy.

According to internal discussions obtained by Phoenix New Times, the university plans to scale back campuses nationwide.

Activists approach Great Hearts administrators about policies they say are discriminatory towards transgender students.