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Wishes for Teachers applications open (opens the original)
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There is still time for Arizona K-12 educators to submit their classroom wish for a chance at $2,500 through the Fiesta Sports Foundation Wishes for Teachers program. Five hundred teachers will be selected at random for the grants, part of a record $1.75 million the foundation plans to distribute this year â the 11th year of a program billed as Arizonaâs largest direct financial support initiative for educators. The total giving also includes School Wishes, now in its second year: six Arizon
New mandatory reporting law will take effect next month (opens the original)
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Next month, a new law will take effect, putting school personnel under a stricter and more urgent legal duty to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Passed in the Legislature and signed by Gov. Katie Hobbs roughly one month before the new school year got underway, the law now requires those responsible for a minorâs care or treatment to immediately report direct knowledge of abuse or neglect. The bill drew ânoâ votes from the majority of Democrats across both chambers. Their objections
Liberty junior makes school history (opens the original)
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One Liberty High School junior is returning for the new school year with his name in the record books. Over the summer, Scott Sinex was named a Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) national champion at the 2026 National Leadership Conference, held June 29 through July 2 in San Antonio, Texas. Recognized on stage in front of almost 20,000 conference attendees, Sinexâs achievement marks the first FBLA national championship in Liberty High School history. Future Business Leaders of America
Arizona’s workforce crowded, but not coordinated (opens the original)
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While Arizona communities and organizations continue investing in the stateâs education-to-workforce pipeline, a lack of shared direction and coordination is limiting impact, keeping local efforts from turning into statewide progress, according to the first paper in a new Education-to-Workforce Whitepaper Series by Education Forward Arizona. âIsolated efforts, even effective ones, do not have the same overall impact as multiple aligned and coordinated efforts,â the paper states. âArizona
Peoria Unified leaders emphasize key points entering new school year (opens the original)
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The Peoria Unified School District is preparing for the start of the school year while working to rebuild trust amid continued scrutiny over allegations involving former Centennial High School educators. Governing Board President Jeff Tobey and Clerk Becky Proudfit assert student safety, due process and accurate information must remain central as the district moves forward. The pair said they want the community to understand where to go if they have a concern, and that student safety is at the f
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