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Nation World
A digital divide haunts schools adapting to COVID hurdles
Politics
U.S. Treasury Department gives Arizona 60 days to stop anti-masking provisions
The Treasury Department sent a letter to Arizona on Friday threatening to withhold COVID-19 relief funds over the state provisions that discourage masks in schools.
Money
Navient settles predatory student loan claims for $1.85B
The settlement includes $14 million for Minnesota students.
Crime
Phoenix police warn that school threat 'pranks' could lead to federal charges
There have been a string of scary moments at Valley schools this week, with multiple threats made against Pueblo del Sol Elementary School.
Education
Arizona schools struggle to keep doors open as COVID surges across the state
Schools are just like other workplaces these days. Lots of people are calling in sick. But unlike other workplaces, Gov. Ducey has ordered schools to remain open.
Education
Arizona educators have major concerns over Gov. Ducey's plans for schools
Governor Doug Ducey laid out an ambitious education agenda in his final State of the State speech. Public school educators say they were left out of it.
A-Plus Teacher
A+ Teacher of the Week: Educator going through breast cancer treatments still inspiring students
This teacher still manages to share positivity and warmth as she goes through chemotherapy treatments that she started over the summer.
Education
Arizona teacher shortage getting worse with COVID
Teachers and education officials said they're seeing more teachers having to call in sick because of COVID cases in their family, or with them personally.
Politics
What to expect from Arizona Gov. Ducey's last State of the State address
Water, border and education are the governor's top priorities when it comes to his final state address on Monday.
Heartwarming
12-year-old Valley prodigy overcomes health issues to attend ASU
A Valley boy is heading off to college before his two older sisters, and he's only 12 years old.
Nation World
Many in-person schools scrambling for substitutes
Even before infection rates took off around the holidays, many districts were struggling to keep up staffing levels, particularly among substitutes.
Education
Arizona ranks 45th in children reading comprehension; Here's a group trying to change that
60% of students in the state cannot read at their grade level, Stand for Children Arizona research shows.
Politics
U.S. Treasury Department gives Arizona 60 days to stop anti-masking provisions
The Treasury Department sent a letter to Arizona on Friday threatening to withhold COVID-19 relief funds over the state provisions that discourage masks in schools.
Money
Navient settles predatory student loan claims for $1.85B
The settlement includes $14 million for Minnesota students.
Crime
Phoenix police warn that school threat 'pranks' could lead to federal charges
There have been a string of scary moments at Valley schools this week, with multiple threats made against Pueblo del Sol Elementary School.
Education
Arizona schools struggle to keep doors open as COVID surges across the state
Schools are just like other workplaces these days. Lots of people are calling in sick. But unlike other workplaces, Gov. Ducey has ordered schools to remain open.
Education
Arizona educators have major concerns over Gov. Ducey's plans for schools
Governor Doug Ducey laid out an ambitious education agenda in his final State of the State speech. Public school educators say they were left out of it.
A-Plus Teacher
A+ Teacher of the Week: Educator going through breast cancer treatments still inspiring students
This teacher still manages to share positivity and warmth as she goes through chemotherapy treatments that she started over the summer.
Education
Arizona teacher shortage getting worse with COVID
Teachers and education officials said they're seeing more teachers having to call in sick because of COVID cases in their family, or with them personally.
Politics
What to expect from Arizona Gov. Ducey's last State of the State address
Water, border and education are the governor's top priorities when it comes to his final state address on Monday.
Heartwarming
12-year-old Valley prodigy overcomes health issues to attend ASU
A Valley boy is heading off to college before his two older sisters, and he's only 12 years old.
Nation World
Many in-person schools scrambling for substitutes
Even before infection rates took off around the holidays, many districts were struggling to keep up staffing levels, particularly among substitutes.
Education
Arizona ranks 45th in children reading comprehension; Here's a group trying to change that
60% of students in the state cannot read at their grade level, Stand for Children Arizona research shows.
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