The Arizona Diamondbacks are helping international prospects succeed on and off the field through programs focused on education, English instruction and life skills development.
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- Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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Lawmakers put the finishing touches on the $18.3 billion state spending plan late Thursday — a package that includes a $16 million cut to state universities.
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Governing board members had a tense debate about whether adding six librarian posts would be enough to have a positive impact across the Tucson Unified School District's 88 schools.
- Erick Trevino Arizona Republic
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A new program allows aspiring educators to get paid while they receive hands-on experience under the guidance of experienced teachers and complete courses for certification.
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A teenager tests tablets at an electronics store.
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Gen Alpha is the first generation growing up with artificial intelligence and other digital tools, which help youths as they shop and, in some…
- Bill Dowdall, Oro Valley
Arizona's schools consistently are ranked 48 - 50 when compared to the rest of the country. Recent articles relate success to the lack of fund…
- Alexandra Hardle Arizona Republic
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As Arizona launches a statewide effort to improve literacy and reduce chronic absenteeism, some rural schools say community partnerships have been key to keeping students engaged. From volunteer reading tutors to mountain biking clubs and after-school programs, educators are finding creative ways to help children succeed despite limited funding and resources.
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A new K–12 nonprofit private school for blind and visually impaired students is set to open in downtown Tucson this fall.
The results of a survey on New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s “bell-to-bell” statewide ban on smartphones in school during its first academic year were exactly as we predicted: An A+. Other states should follow, because it keeps kids focused on their class work and their teachers, not being lost to online distractions.
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