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NMUSD starts graduation season, honoring Early College, STEP students

Two ceremonies in Costa Mesa this week celebrated the accomplishments of grads from Newport-Mesa Unified's dual enrollment high school as well as a transition program that helps students with special needs thrive in adulthood.

Around Town: Balboa Island Artwalk on Sunday to feature works of 85 artists, live music

A roundup of local news briefs and community calendar items from around coastal Orange County, this week from Newport Beach, Fountain Valley and Costa Mesa.

Trans Teacher Disciplined For Discussing Sex Life With Students, Claiming To Be Therapist

Arizona school counselor kept secret student 'pronoun preference' sheet, lawsuit says

The lawsuit accused school district employees of facilitating a student's gender transition without parental consent.

America First Legal Files Lawsuit Against Mesa Public Schools for Clandestine Gender Transition of Student

America First Legal (AFL) has filed an amended complaint in the case of Walden v. Mesa Unified School District, adding a new plaintiff to the lawsuit. The mother, referred to as Jane Doe in the complaint, is suing on behalf of her daughter, Megan Doe, whose gender was covertly transitioned by school officials without parental knowledge or consent. The case focuses on Mesa Public Schools (MPS), located in Mesa, Arizona.The complaint alleges that school officials at Megan's junior high in MPS helped her socially transition her gender in school and kept it hidden from her...

Arizona Edition: What the data shows about state ESA expansion

Tempe Union program helps pregnant and parenting teens finish high school

Tempe Union’s program is the only school program remaining in Maricopa County that offers comprehensive services to pregnant and parenting students.

You won't believe what Tom Horne's search for 'woke' teachers turned up

Opinion: State Superintendent Tom Horne's obsession with rooting out 'woke' teachers in Arizona's public schools has become downright laughable.

School Safety Task Force makes recommendations to bolster campus safety

When Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne offered grant money to pay for school resource officers, 301 schools were awarded grants.

ASU fall graduates set to shine

More than 11,000 Sun Devils are set to graduate from ASU this December. More than half of those students earned their degrees through ASU Online, including nearly 1,000 participating in the Starbucks College Achievement Plan. Learn more about fall commencement by the numbers here.