Year-End: Hart to Step Down, Other Big Education Stories
Higher Education Reporter Vanessa Barchfield discusses UA, K-12, funding.
Sanctions at Pima College Likely to be Extended 6 Months
College had hoped to return to full accreditation; accreditor team cites one area of concern.
TUSD, Vail Schools Honored for Work With Advanced Students
Districts increased number of students in advanced courses, student exam scores.
Proposals to Overhaul Arizona School Funding Unveiled
Fund charter schools, districts the same, governor's task force recommends.
Tucson Group Wants Tax to Send More Kids to Preschool
A citizen’s initiative would raise sales tax for education in Tucson.
Fall Semester Comes to a Close at the University of Arizona
Almost 1,700 undergrads have applied to graduate this semester.
PCC to Offer Free Class on New State-Required Civics Course
Test, required for high school diploma, is based on immigration and naturalization test.
Presidio Museum to Ring in the Holidays with Living History Day
Volunteers in period costumes will be making things with colonial techniques.
Arizona Education Chief: Schools Need $680M
Plus, STEM efforts in one district; a nation pauses to remember attack on Pearl Harbor.
Education Superintendent: Minimum Wage Will Hit Schools
That's part of why she wants additional $200M for public education, Douglas says.
On World AIDS Day, Pima College Continues Prevention and Awareness
Federally funded grant helps education and prevention efforts.
Is Eller MBA Worth the Debt? Ranking Suggests It Is
Return on investment lands University of Arizona business school in 6th place on the list.
Students Get an Early Lead at El Tour de Tucson ... Indoors
Program helps teach students about cycling by letting them compete with other schools.
Student Enrollment At UA Grows Slower than ASU, NAU
Growth was 1.2 percent in Tucson versus 5.3 percent statewide.
Tucson's Amphi District Seeks K-5 Students for STEM School
Innovation Academy will open next school year in Oro Valley for 500 students.
