Arizona Education News

The Arizona Board of Regents on Friday approved the foundation of a School of Mining and Mineral Resources at UArizona.

The Arizona Department of Education launched a new campaign encouraging parents to enroll their children in public education following a significant drop in enrollment during a year complicated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Arizona’s proposed state budget could give school boards the final say on mask requirements.

Pediatricians and other doctors in Arizona will now have water safety educational materials they can provide during well-child visits for young children thanks to a new program.

An innovative and affordable way to detect blood disease could be on the horizon thanks to a Valley inventor who’s still in high school.

The Greater Phoenix Chamber Foundation has dedicated itself to creating the next generation of tradesmen by establishing a program that works to recruit young Arizonans who are open to building unique career paths.

A crowded Scottsdale school board meeting came to a loud, abrupt end Tuesday when some in attendance refused to wear masks.

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman says a GOP budget deal that was struck between Republican leaders of the Arizona Legislature and Gov. Doug Ducey that includes an income tax cut would be taking the state in a "negative direction."

Two University of Arizona associate professors have developed a way to quell bad breath in dogs, the school announced last week.

Cox Communications announced last week the increased speed of its low-cost internet option for families introduced at the onset of COVID-19 will be permanent.