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The Arizona Department of Education in October announced it was repurposing available funds for part-time, off-duty law enforcement. Here's why.

A GOP-led push to boost campus police through the state's School Safety Program fails to address some schools' need for mental health pros.

Allow Arizona districts to spend grants on safety hardware, including artificial intelligence to spot would-be shooters. panel says.

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

PEABODY — A new study, the first of its kind in the state, found that more than 800 vehicles illegally passed 10 school buses in Peabody during the first month

UPDATE - The Worcester County Board of Education has responded to the letter sent by the Worcester States Attorney. The statement was released on Tuesday, October 17th.

As the new school year gets underway, some parents and educators are thinking about safety. One area in particular is making sure parents and students can find each other after a crisis occurs.

As Arizona kids go back to school, the Arizona Department of Education's Safety Task Force is back in session brainstorming ways to keep our kids safe.

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne held the first School Safety Task Force meeting Wednesday,  the Arizona Department of Education announced. 

Dr. Darlene Ruscitti has retired from the DuPage County Regional Office of Education where she served as regional superintendent for 20 years.