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Starting kindergarten is an exciting milestone for young learners and their families.
Eastmark High School is gearing up to launch its brand-new Navy Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) program, an initiative made possible through the passing of the 2024 override.
March is Music in Our Schools Month, a time to recognize the power of music education. At Newell Barney College Prep (NBCP), the band program exemplifies the impact of music on students, inspiring creativity, collaboration, and an appreciation of the arts.
At Queen Creek High School (QCHS), career and technical education (CTE) programs provide students with valuable hands-on experience that gives them a head start on future careers.
Last week, Queen Creek Unified School District (QCUSD) hosted its quarterly business partner breakfast, bringing together local business leaders and educators to collaborate and strengthen ties within the community.
As CTE Month continues, it’s important to recognize programs that provide students with real-world skills and career readiness.
Faith Mather Sossaman Elementary (FMSE) sixth-grade teacher, Meeghan Leyva, has earned her National Board Certification, one of the most prestigious distinctions in teaching.
Crismon High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter proves that hard work and dedication pay off. Competing at Arizona State University among over 700 students from the East Valley, Crismon’s FBLA members earned a staggering 35 medals at the Region 2 competition.
Ensuring student safety isn’t just about preventing threats—it’s about creating an environment where students feel supported, connected, and empowered to thrive.