Tucson Charter Schools

Twenty-nine private and charter schools or corporate headquarters in Tucson received between $11 million and $27 million in federal coronavirus loans, collectively.

The A-rated school, which is also a home to various farm animals, encourages kids to learn at their own pace.

A new law could force the district to sell closed campuses to charter, private schools.

Arizona's Basis charter schools took top honors, as did University High.

TUSD takes new approach in competition for students with charter school sector.

Study finds that 77 percent of Arizona charters engage in “related-party transactions.”