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Last night community members in Deer Valley called for the resignation of governing board member Kimberly Fisher after she allegedly did a Nazi salute during a board meeting.

The Arizona State Board of Education approved more than $50 million for school resource officers. 12 of those officers will go to Mesa Public Schools, totaling over 4 million dollars.

New study finds Arizona colleges may not be preparing teachers to help English learners read

The Phoenix Union High School District is getting 15 new school resource officers from the Arizona Department of Education.

Why are Arizona charter schools stagnant in enrollment?

Arizona’s literacy crisis is looking for a new solution- from kids themselves!

History Rocks! Trail to Independence Tour travels to Arizona school

The Phoenix Fire Department has responded to 74 mountain rescues so far this year

Phoenix high school graduate earns $2 million in college scholarships

Peoria Unified governing board request a judge take a closer look at search warrant

Arizona State University under federal investigation for DEI practices

280 Arizona high schoolers head to D.C. for the Arizona Cardinal’s annual Civics Matters trip

Arizona could put in more effort to create a racially equal environment in schools

This summer schools across the Valley are offering free meals to kids under 18.

During the latest ABOR meeting the board of regents approved four new academic centers at ASU.

The Peoria Unified School District received a search warrant asking for documents related to the case of Haley Beck and Angela Burlaka’s alleged sexual misconduct with a student.

Family homelessness in Maricopa County remains a challenge

The Deer Valley Teacher's Union is calling for the resignation of a board member after she appeared to do a Nazi salute during a board meeting.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced the conviction of Amanda Elizabeth Maestas for theft of ESA money.

A mother and her son were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement near a Tempe school Tuesday and taken to a detention center in Texas, officials said.