The recently passed 2027 Arizona state budget left out Maricopa Community Colleges operational aid for the 12th consecutive year.

The legislature and Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs recently passed the state budget, which cut tens of millions of dollars from universities, high school and workforce programs.

Maricopa Community Colleges received a $16 million grant making it the largest donation the district has ever received.

The Arizona Department of Education received a $300,000 grant to address the state’s ongoing teacher shortage.

Arizona State University (ASU) Preparatory Academy plans to open a new K-8 campus this upcoming school year.

The state’s largest teacher’s union launched a new partnership that will allow educators to pursue affordable graduate education.

Arizona State University (ASU) recently won a contract to offer a new master’s degree in war and strategy to train highly regarded military and government officials.

Maricopa County Community College District leaders are asking the state to reinstate funding for foundational operating aid that the district hasn’t received since 2015.

Earlier this month, Maricopa County Community Colleges District (MCCCD) broke records with more than 300 graduates earning bachelor's degrees in different areas of study.

A new partnership with community colleges and Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs’ office is expanding to create more job opportunities for rural students.

Earlier this year, the Kyrene School District board voted to close down six schools and now leaders are pouring money back into staff salaries and stipends.

The first class of nearly 20 GateWay Community College students will be walking across the stage to receive their bachelor’s degrees in nursing this month.

Maricopa County Community College (MCCCD) is tackling the state's teacher shortage by offering affordable bachelors degrees in education.

A new report found that Arizona ranks 49th in the nation when it comes to per-student spending, while state rankings fell in other areas as well.

One Scottsdale high school senior scored a perfect score on his American College Testing (ACT) exam, which is a feat less than 1% of students achieve.

In March 2026, two Anthem high school seniors laid a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington.

A team of four talented students from a Chandler high school are finalists in a prestigious international math competition.

A new bill could require Arizona public school districts to spend 60% of their budgets on teacher pay and “direct instructional expenses.”

The state of Arizona was selected to receive $8.4 million in federal funding to help strengthen early childhood education programs.

Addist Bennett never thought he would go to college, especially as an older adult. He enrolled into a Maricopa County Community College District.

The Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation helps aged out foster kids pursue higher education through mentorship and scholarships.

Teaching special education has been Darla Knight’s passion for more than 25 years at Highland Junior High in Gilbert.

Read on Arizona is encouraging parents to read to their children while they are out of school during spring break.

An Arizona House bill proposal could ban school districts from using public money and restrict how educator unions organize.

A proposed ballot measure that would bar schools and government agencies from requiring vaccinations and other “medical products or treatments” is set to go before the Arizona Senate.