Education

At a Tuesday meeting, Secretary of State Adrian Fontes ripped school board president Jessica Bueno for her “incredible ego.”

“They’re really, really afraid,” said Ami Hutchinson, whose law firm is representing many of the students.

The Trump administration has yanked the visas of at least eight ASU students, though there’s little information as to why.

“That could have been me,” said one activist with DACA status. The message is clear: Be silent, or be silenced.

After a Donald Trump order, the state’s largest community college system is erasing anything that sounds like “diversity.”

The former teammate says Skattebo caused the accident by jumping up and down on a golf cart taking them to the locker room.

The proposed GOP law would essentially whitewash higher education. “We’re going to fail our students,” said an ASU professor.

College Republicans United, which set up a table to report people to immigration agents, was met by hundreds of protesters.

GOP state Sen. Jake Hoffman wants to make it a class 5 felony for teachers to allow access to “sexually explicit material.”

College Republicans United has a history of far-right extremism. So far, ASU has said little about its planned snitch fest.

Only 41% of Arizona third-graders read at grade level. “Arizona’s in a really, really devastating point,” one teacher says.

ASU professor Owen Anderson says DEI training is reverse racism. A county judge says he may test that argument in court.

Horne recently announced an approval process that would make cheating the ESA system easier. The governor blasted him for it.

A report commissioned by Gov. Katie Hobbs’ Educator Retention Task Force made some pretty bleak findings.

Purchases under $2,000 will be auto-approved, a week after a couple was indicted for defrauding the ESA program of $110,000.

Nobody predicted the Sun Devils would win the Big 12 conference and have a shot at a national title. And yet…

The Sun Devils secured a big-time win over BYU on Saturday, but fans were a bit too eager to celebrate it.

The Sun Devils have been a surprise success. If things break their way, they could wind up in the 12-team playoff field.

Six months after protestors were arrested at ASU’s campus, 68 were charged and the Department of Justice opened a probe.

Earlier this month, police rushed to publicly shame a minor arrested for allegedly making a bogus school shooting threat.

In a stunning bit of irony, the state public schools chief accused someone else of focusing on the wrong things.

Some schools didn’t know they had money to spend. Schools superintendent Tom Horne blamed a “breakdown of communication.”