Local Education/Sports News

The TAA has been a cornerstone of support for Arizona’s student transportation since 1981.

Jill Devorkin from the Queen Creek Unified School District was selected as a winner through the Four Peaks for Teachers “Thank A Teacher” program.

Let’s continue to celebrate the diverse interests of our students and support them on their journey to success.

Football players, flag football players, cheerleaders and marching band members are showcasing their roles as student leaders on their campuses to remind their peers that working together to call attention to suicide prevention transcends high school rivalries.

The program aims to empower young people to design, implement and govern actionable climate solutions.

J.O. Combs Unified School District proudly joins schools across the state in celebrating Legendary Teacher Day on Thursday, Sept. 26. 

QCUSD honors local students and staff who have gone above and beyond.

Students who are chronically absent face academic challenges, higher rates of stress and fewer social emotional coping skills than their peers who attend school regularly.

Approved by the Arizona State Board of Nursing and the Higher Learning Commission, the Fast Track Practical Nursing program provides students with the theory and skills required to be a practical nurse.

The league begins the week of Oct. 14 and includes seven doubleheaders, followed by a single elimination tournament.