Citing uncertainty over COVID-19, Tucson school district leaders have decided that more than 70,000 children will kick off the school year at home.
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Distancing school desks, temperature checks, face masks and limiting the use of commonly shared areas like cafeterias and playgrounds are among the recommendations for Arizona schools devising reopening plans.
- Danyelle Khmara
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Nearly $250 million in federal CARES Act funding was allocated for Arizona K-12 schools, including district schools, many charter schools and nonprofit private schools.
- Danyelle Khmara
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The district attributes the shortfall to a decline in student enrollment and its inability to get a budget override passed by voters last fall.
- By Kathleen Bethel Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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I know I’d better care about the quality of the education they’re getting and the life they’re living now. They’ll be the doctor looking after my own kids when they’re old.
- Brenna Bailey
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The high school English teacher has a chance to win $100,000.
- Brenna Bailey
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The funding will be used to replace dozens of old school buses in the cash-strapped districts.
- Brenna Bailey
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The funding will be used to replace dozens of old school buses in the cash-strapped districts.
- Hank Stephenson
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The candidate's signatures were challenged in court.
- Hank Stephenson
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Another school board candidate seeking a seat in the Amphitheater School District wasn't so lucky.
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