Arizona Supreme Court revives education tax initiative
The Invest in Education Act would tax the wealthy to boost education funding.
News roundup: No new coronavirus deaths reported in state, Pima County cases stabilize
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 17.
Education notebook: Responses to school reopenings vary, on-site learning deadline draws near
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state, Aug. 15.
'Die-in' protests UA reopening plans
Demonstrators want science-based plans and more transparency.
Are schools liable in the event of a COVID-19 outbreak?
UA law professor Tara Sklar explains how vulnerable schools could be to legal challenges.
Vail superintendent on reopening safely during the pandemic
The district says it will adhere to guidelines put out by the state and county.
A look at Vail teacher’s first day of school in virtual environment
Arizona 360 visited a fifth grade classroom at Mesquite Elementary.
Child care centers outside of Tucson eligible for Pima County grants
The $2 million grant program will start accepting applications Friday.
News roundup: Biden picks Harris for VP, Pence visits Tucson, no UA football this fall
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 11.
It's still unsafe to reopen schools for in-person learning, Pima County health experts say
The county isn't yet meeting any of its targets for containing the coronavirus.
Education Notebook: Back-to-school benchmarks, UA's path forward
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state, Aug. 8.
UA will start furloughs Monday, despite pushback
President Robbins said other cost-cutting measures will be explored to deal with a potential $250 million deficit.
Poll: Majority of Arizonans uncomfortable sending kids back to school
A new poll shows most people in the state are not comfortable with a return to school.
Pima County COVID-19 trends improve, but risk remains too high for schools
A recent memo recommended schools wait until after Labor Day to offer traditional in-person learning.
Arizona schools chief anticipates delays to in-person learning
State Superintendent Kathy Hoffman supports schools providing targeted services for vulnerable students.
