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Nine years ago, I warned readers about “eyelock biometric readers” adopted by Florida schools to track them on buses. Under the
Rising Inflation is Costing a Majority of Arizonans at Least $200 Monthly A new survey commissioned by September Group, LLC and conducted by OH
Since 1994, Arizona’s public charter schools have allowed educators to create their own vision of K-12 education and families all across
New program lets students train for meaningful careers, tuition-free Yavapai College has announced an exciting new program to strike down the
Photo: Left to right: Chief Wynn, Officer Jonethen Mitea, Lt. Josh McIntire, Lt. Randy Chapman, Sgt. Cody Johnson, FTO Jon Szymanski,
Forty-five percent of Arizona students in grades pre-K through 12 identify as Latino, but one report shows they’re falling behind in
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