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Highlands Center for Natural History celebrates groundbreaking for new indoor classroom space (opens the original)
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The Highlands Center for Natural History hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for its planned off-grid indoor classroom space on Sunday, Sept. 27. The Susie Percy Badgerâs Rest will be a 1,100 square foot building located on the centerâs Prescott National Forest site. It will provide an indoor learning environment for the centerâs early childhood programs, school groups, adult learners and beyond.
Talk of the town: Prescott Valley's favorite local restaurants (opens the original)
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A drive through Prescott Valley on Highway 69 feels like a trip to food court paradise with iconic chain restaurants stretching as far as the eye can see. Despite having the most visibility, longtime locals know that the ubiquitous drive-thrus only scratch the surface of the local food scene. To spotlight local favorites in this edition, Prescott Valley Illustrated asked Facebook users to share their favorite small business restaurants in town. With nearly 200 comments, community members had a l
The Reality Store helps freshmen simulate life after high school. What kind of future are they planning for? (opens the original)
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New freshmen students are stepping into adolescence at Prescott High School this month, a tradition that goes back generations. As the schoolâs legacy of preparing them for adult life endures, todayâs shifting economic landscape presents uncertainty when students envision their path beyond the classroom. Over the course of three sessions, The Reality Store program seeks to bring its entire freshman class clarity and financial literacy by challenging them to select a career, family situation,
Ruiz wins Democratic primary for State Superintendent, explains education background and focus (opens the original)
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Dr. Teresa Leyba Ruiz easily won the Democratic primary for the State Superintendent of Instruction by 289,868 votes over rival Brett Newby, a margin of over 50% with Ruiz having received 79.50% of the Democratic vote statewide. Ruiz, who goes by Terry, taught math in the classroom for 25 years and later served as the 8th president of Glendale Community College. Her platform emphasizes supporting public school education and statewide teacher retention.
Mexican sister city students visit Prescott for weeklong language immersion (opens the original)
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For generations, Prescott has welcomed visitors from all over the Southwest into its rolling green hills. This past week was no different as locals hosted nine students from Heróica Caborca, Mexico, for a trip of cultural exploration and English immersion. The two municipalities have enjoyed a collaborative relationship since 1972, when following his trip to the Sonoran city, former mayor Taylor T. Hicks Sr. invited the Caborcan government to join Prescott in a sister city affiliation.
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