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Exchanging more data, facilitating the transition from middle school to high school and sharing resources to preserve specialty programs like band in an era of shrinking enrollment and funding were

Spiraling housing costs with little turnover in the market, combined with a continuing decline in the birth rate will continue to drive an enrollment decline in Kyrene School District in

As Tempe Union students returned this week to classes after their two-week spring break, they entered campuses that may have never been as safe as they are now.

Kyrene School District has a lot of company when it comes to its refusal to answer five new questions on the state Department of Education’s survey for its annual school

Kyrene administration on Feb. 13 unveiled for the governing board a broad plan to enhance the district’s sports program and increase student participation.

It was a year of big development projects, big leadership changes and big hearts.

The Tempe Union Governing Board last week unanimously approved a three-year contract with Dr. Stacia Wilson to serve as district superintendent through June 2027.

Boys who consider themselves females are allowed to use girls’ bathrooms in at least some Tempe Union schools – including Desert Vista – under little-known guidelines district administration formulated in

Arizona school districts allege social media giants have created a mental health crisis among students by intentionally designing addictive platforms.

For only the second time in six years, a Tempe Union governing board will be looking for a new chief executive following the superintendents surprise “retirement."