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Environmental review begins on transmission line as Quechan seek alternate route (opens the original)
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With the public comment on a proposed 86-mile transmission line connecting Yuma County and Californiaâs Imperial Valley now closed, the California Public Utilities Commission is now beginning its environmental review of the project. The 500-kilovolt Ironwood Transmission Line would run from the North Gila Substation near Yuma to the Imperial Valley Substation in California. But the project developerâs preferred route has raised concerns from the Fort Yuma Quechan Tribe. The route would leave
Arizona’s ESA debate reveals a deeper question: What is education for? (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This article is the final part of a collaborative project with 13 Arizona newsrooms covering two important topics in education. It’s being offered in partnership with KAWC and can also be read or heard on KAWC.org and 88.9 FM. The moment is a legislative town hall at Arizona Western College in Yuma last September. Six legislators from districts 23 and 25 have gathered to discuss the last legislative session and their priorities for the next. Then-president Daniel Corr asks them, â
In Yuma, ESAs make private school more affordable — but choice still has limits (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This article is part of a collaborative project with 13 Arizona newsrooms covering two important topics in education. It’s being offered in partnership with KAWC and can also be read or heard on KAWC.org and 88.9 FM. Yuma Catholic High School had its first day of classes Wednesday, Aug. 5, but some parents, like Brittani Ibarra, are still waiting to learn if their childâs tuition is completely covered. âMy son graduated now two years ago â all four years I got 100% of the tu
Deep Dive: What happens when a student switches? (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This article is part of a collaborative project with 13 Arizona newsrooms covering two important topics in education. It’s being offered in partnership with KAWC and can also be read or heard on KAWC.org and 88.9 FM. Arizona has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, commonly known as ESAs or school vouchers. Supporters say the program can save taxpayers money because the state gives families less per student than it would spend educating that s
How Arizona’s ESA program works — and why debate over it persists (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This article is being offered in partnership with KAWC and can also be read or heard on KAWC.org and 88.9 FM. School choice is popular in Arizona. A national leader in education choice policy, Arizona offers families numerous ways to decide how their children will be educated â from open enrollment in public school districts to publicly funded charter schools. But one facet of Arizona school choice policy has become a contentious one: Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESAs), als
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