Campaigns Underway for TUSD, SUSD Boards
Incumbents seek to defend their seats against challengers.
Home Sharing Is a Second 'Job' for Many Tucson Teachers
Airbnb says 12 percent of Tucson "hosts" are educators.
Arizona Unemployment Drops Slightly in July
Figure stands at 4.6 percent; seasonal job losses in education, hospitality
TUSD OKs Suing County or State Over Desegregation Funding
Legal action was approved by the governing board unanimously Tuesday night to protect district taxpayers.
TUSD Asking if it Should Stop Using the Term 'Rodeo Days'
The board has called for a survey after an activist group said the name glorifies the mistreatment of animals.
Superintendent Recommends TUSD Provide Education for Kids at Migrant Facility
Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo says the district is working with its lawyers, Southwest Key and the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement.
TUSD Superintendent to Present Options for Educating Kids at Migrant Facility
The governing board voted unanimously last month to research education services for approximately 300 children at Southwest Key in Tucson.
UA Move-In Bringing Students, Traffic to Campus
Thousands of students will settle into dorms and apartments this week.
Pollster: Arizona Moderates Show Signs of Leaning Left in Election
A Phoenix polling company suggests the "Trump effect" and certain Democratic priorities are shifting the political center.
Tucson Council to Consider Raising Age to Buy Tobacco
Members to explore options for increasing minimum purchasing age to 21.
No Controversial Economics Class at TUSD This Year; Board Opts for Review
The board may face the same questions, and controversy, for the 2019-20 school year.
TUSD Supe: Teacher Vacancies Down, Fewer Than 1 Per School
Superintendent Trujillo says the increase in teacher pay from the state funding helped the district hire more people.
TUSD Sabino High Baseball Program Investigation Nears Conclusion
The district plans to present its findings on Aug. 14, with the team's state championship on the line.
California Students Flocking to Universities in Arizona
Four of the top five schools where California freshmen go out of state are in Arizona, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
Candidates for Governor Want Better Education, Differ on How
Education promises to be a top issue this election year.
