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K-12 education news from Tucson and Southern Arizona.

With COVID-19 cases on the rise again, the governing board of Tucson's largest school district was split on when to reopen its 80-plus schools. A 3-2 vote determined that hybrid learning will begin Nov. 12 for TUSD.

Local artists, dancers, engineers and more are working with Tucson students to form community relationships.

Tucson educators jump into action to keep families afloat during the coronavirus school closures and economic devastation, providing computers, food, tech support and even covering electric and water bills.

A group of teens threw a small "isolation prom." They wanted an opportunity to don their prom clothes and have one last hurrah together, ending a high school career they didn't know would so abruptly come to a close.

A student group from Marana High is temporarily stuck in London after President Trump announced travel restrictions late Wednesday over COVID-19.

A major change is the canceling of a celebration dinner that draws about 4,000 people.