Local Education/Sports News

More than 800 high school juniors from Queen Creek, Combs and surrounding high schools will have the opportunity to attend this unique college and career readiness event.

Coach Travis Schureman attributes the success of the Bulldogs football team to the unwavering effort and camaraderie of his players.

QCUSD’s high school bands have had a phenomenal first half of the school year.

In total, the students and their families packed nearly 95,000 meals that will be sent to children in need across approximately 70 countries.

With more than 12,000 submissions from K-12 students across the country, only 39 winners were selected to share in more than $20,000 in cash prizes.

Veterans were celebrated with heartwarming events at local schools.

The event honored students who have shown dedication in their studies and leadership in their communities with scholarships awarded to support their continued education.

By incorporating charitable acts into your routine, you can support the causes you care about consistently and effectively.

Cooley Middle School has a new club this school year that honors veterans while promoting both academic growth and personal enrichment.

Every child deserves the chance to develop a love for reading, and with the right tools and support, children with dyslexia can achieve their full potential.