News about K-12 education, the University of Arizona and Pima Community College.
Tucson Unified School District introduced its first electric school bus Thursday, advancing its Climate Action Plan to reduce emissions and protect student and staff health despite federal rollbacks on emission regulations.
The seven UA scholars will continue the program’s mission even as federal funding for international exchanges faces cuts.
PRISM, a new mentorship program from SARSEF, pairs Arizona high school students with scientists and graduate mentors to gain hands-on research experience and develop skills for college and careers.
The University of Arizona’s cultural resource centers are raising concerns about the May consolidation of centers, dismissals of longtime directors, and a lack of transparency in the process.
Owen Brosanders, a senior at University High School, is the only student on Tucson Unified’s bond oversight committee, advocating for youth voices in decisions on district spending and climate-related initiatives.
Students at three Arizona high schools say their Native American history classes focus mainly on past events and do not fully address contemporary Indigenous communities and issues.
Sunnyside's 2025-26 budget includes increasing funding for school safety, student programs, and the arts while the district prepares for a bond election in the fall.
The University of Arizona is closing its long-running Writing Skills Improvement Program this fall amid broader campus restructuring that has sparked concerns over diversity and support services.
The University of Arizona took down the Immigrant Student Resource Center website months ago and has yet to launch a replacement despite rebranding the program as AGAVE.
