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The University of Arizona will keep tuition and mandatory fees unchanged for in-state undergraduates for a third straight year, holding costs at $12,168 in tuition and $1,738 in fees for 2026–27. Out-of-state tuition will rise 3%, while new program fees and increases at Arizona’s other public universities highlight ongoing efforts to balance affordability with funding challenges.
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The University of Arizona will be integrating the service centers and online marketing brand of its two online institutions, Arizona Online and University of Arizona Global Campus, saying it will ensure clarity, reduce duplication and remove existing barriers.
- Scott Ervin, Tribune News Service
Dear Kid Whisperer, Another teacher at my school recently loaned me a copy of "The Classroom Behavior Manual." Wow! I just read through the entire book yesterday! This book is speaking directly about my school's student population. I teach at the middle school in our city with the lowest socioeconomic demographic and the highest numbers of students with trauma experiences -- not to mention ...
- William Koehler Special to the Arizona Daily Star
The Governor and State Superintendent of Public Instruction should appoint an Interim Special Administrator with full authority to implement corrective actions.
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Changes to the admissions process haven’t been made clear within the University of Arizona, nor to the public, and the revised system puts non-traditional students at a disadvantage, critics say.
- John S Kiernan, WalletHub Managing Editor
Financial literacy is more important now than ever. Being financially literate can help people weather the difficulties of inflation and be prepared for future crises on the scale of the Great Recession or the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Authorities say a 15-year-old student shot a teacher at a Texas high school and then fatally shot himself. Comal County Sheriff Mark Reynolds said they are still working to understand what led to the shooting Monday morning at Hill Country College Preparatory High School in Bulverde, a small but growing city near San Antonio. No other injuries were reported. The teacher was taken to a nearby hospital. Reynolds did not have an update on her condition Monday afternoon. He said the student shot the teacher before turning the gun on himself.
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This image taken from video provided by KSAT shows first responders outside after a student shot a teacher at Hill Country College Preparatory…
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This image taken from video provided by KSAT shows parents waiting in line outside Bulverde Middle School to be reunited with their children a…
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