Learning in person during the pandemic
Tony Paniagua reports on how a school in Tucson is approaching the challenge.
TUSD prepares to reopen, but number of students remaining online is unclear
41 percent of parents still have not chosen which learning method they want for their students
Education notebook: Proposed changes for Arizona tuition policies, COVID-19 aid coming to Tucson schools
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
Vail area gets Pima County public library branch
W. Anne Gibson-Esmond Station Library, near Empire High School, opened Tuesday.
Senate Education Committee approves in-state tuition bill for Arizona Dreamers
The bill seeks roll back part of a controversial state law that curbs public funds access for noncitizens in Arizona.
Education notebook: Districts prepare to welcome students back to classrooms
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
TUSD officially reopening March 24
Southern Arizona’s largest district has been in remote learning for nearly a year
TUSD eyes March reopening
Students could enroll in remote, in-person or hybrid instruction based on grade level
Judge refuses to block Arizona's new education tax
Ruling rejects constitutional challenge to Prop. 208
Education notebook: State superintendent tackles education funding, educator vaccinations continue
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
Priorities laid out by Supt. Hoffman in State of Education address
Analysis from Arizona Daily Star education reporter Danyelle Khmara.
State's top educator wants steady funding for education
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman wants lawmakers to dip into the rainy-day fund.
Education notebook: Vaccines for educators and improved COVID-19 metrics not quite enough to reopen schools
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
Education notebook: Campaign to vaccinate educators underway, school reopenings remain uncertain
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
Arizona schools chief on concerns as pandemic disruptions endure
State Supt. Kathy Hoffman says about 65,000 fewer students are enrolled in public schools than normal.
