Arizona Education News

Pinnacle High School senior J.D. Johnson’s football career may be over, but that won’t keep the University of Michigan from honoring its scholarship offer.

Ottawa University recently received national accreditation for the online nursing master’s degree program offered through its Phoenix campus.

Voters in Maricopa County have approved most of the 37 ballot measures for school bonds and overrides in Tuesday's election.

The head football coach at a Phoenix high school involved in a leaked information scandal has stepped down, the school said Tuesday.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced on Monday $1 million in funding that will provide tuition reimbursement for members of the Arizona National Guard.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is now offering two-week, full-time programs that help people start a career in highway construction.

The Arizona State Board of Education approved $500,000 in additional funding for adult education programs, it was announced Thursday.

The Google News Initiative has awarded Arizona State University’s journalism school with a grant to develop an “interactive story wall.”

Researchers at the University of Arizona and Arizona State University are planning to study whether bar employee training is preventing sexual assaults.

The Arizona Educational Foundation on Thursday named Lynette Stant of Salt River Elementary School the state's 2020 Teacher of the Year.