Mesa Schools News Today

A Mesa resident is one of 20 Arizona high school students who are 2024 winners of the prestigious Flinn Scholarship, earning a four-year free ride to any of Arizona’s three

Mesa Public Schools is planning to cut 385 full-time positions from its payrolls next year – an unusually large number even for a district accustomed to “right-sizing” staff due to

A contract with a third-party behavioral health clinic to provide mental health services on Mesa Public Schools campuses generated heated debate for a second time when it came before the

Headlines from Mesa over the past year show a city emerging from the pandemic with a vengeance as it attracted new businesses, broke ground on bold projects and saw long-planned

Olga Lopez said her son, Jeremiah Aviles, wanted to give back to the community, so she created the Jeremiah Aviles Foundation and Juice #24 online store.

The Arizona Department of Education’s recently preliminary letter grades for individual Mesa district and charter schools include both successes and areas for improvement.

Police and deputies across the Valley were clear to note there are no credible threats specific to Arizona schools.

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