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In August 2020, ASU launched an emergency effort to train Arizona teachers to support them through the unprecedented professional challenge of large-scale remote and hybrid learning. A year later, educators are looking ahead to a learning landscape that will never be the same.
The budget calls for spending $177.6 million, with Clarke's 21 schools receiving nearly $116 million — about $4.5 million more than last year.
View Comments Former state schools chief Tom Horne is jumping into the race for his old job, reviving themes of "ethnic chauvinism" and academic rigor that were hallmarks of his previous terms. "When I was superintendent of public instruction, my focus was on academic achievement," said Horne at a Thursday press conference announcing his candidacy. "I was a crusader against mediocrity, laziness and political indoctrination as a substitute for academic teaching." “I think a lot of the good work that I did has been undone," Horne, a Republican, told The Arizona Republic in an interview pri...
A school administrator from the southwest Valley is seeking the Republican nomination for state superintendent of public instruction, touting his quarter-century of work in classrooms ranging from elementary school to college. Michael Trevillion is the second candidate to formally declare for the post. Current school superintendent Kathy Hoffman, a Democrat, announced her re-election bid earlier this week. Trevillion is currently an assistant principal at the Fowler Elementary School District, where he oversees staff matters, professional development and testing, among other areas. A first-t...
LA Junta Tribune The Fowler School District R4J hosted its second board of education meeting of the month on April 19 at the district office. Superintendent Alfie Lotrich presented a draft handout that detailed the End of Year Capacity information. The State of Colorado has retired the COVID-19 dial dashboard and has turned the decision over to each individual county. Otero County currently has a capacity of 500 spectators for indoor events with each spectator wearing masks. However, outdoor events have no spectator limitations. This could change to be more or less restrictive depending on CO...