Arizona Education News

The Arizona Board of Regents voted Thursday to expand access to a special tuition rate to Arizona high school graduates living in the U.S. illegally. 

Attending a four-year institution can be a burden on your wallet with countless tuition fees and costs.

The Arizona Department of Education has hired a longtime Valley educator for a new executive position created to focus on issues of equality.

A party atmosphere with loud music and cars honking greeted thousands of new students at Grand Canyon University Monday for move-in day.

A partnership between the Phoenix Police Department and campus police has helped reduce crime in the area surrounding Grand Canyon University.

Police in Tempe arrested a teenager Thursday accused of posting a threat on social media.

Arizona's public schools chief announced Thursday that she is launching new efforts for improving the state's public education system. 

As more high-paying pilot jobs open up, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott is seeing a surge in applicants for its flight program.

Mesa Public Schools started using Canvas as a pilot program during the 2014-2015 school year. Now, all students in grades 7 through 12 are using it.

The Phoenix middle school named after former Arizona State University football star Pat Tillman is getting a makeover this year.