Filings: No Teacher Donations to Ducey in 2018
No donors to the Ducey campaign listed an occupation in the public education sector.
Ducey Touts Plan, Lawmakers Speak in Capitol During Teacher Walkout
Government leaders made their own statements inside the Capitol while educators rallied outside.
Thousands of Educators and Supporters March in Phoenix for Walkout
Estimates suggested more than 50,000 #RedForEd demonstrators marched for better pay and education funding.
#RedForEd Teacher Protests
Updates from the demonstrations in Phoenix and Tucson over education funding.
Gov Ducey Turns to Parents for Help Pushing Teacher Pay Plan
The statement comes as teacher begin unprecedented walkout.
Ed Group President: Walkout Duration Depends on Response
Governor, Legislature and state action will be "barometer" of the walkout.
Some Charter School Teachers are #RedForEd, Too
Charter school principal expects many to participate in some way.
Q&A: How Walkout by Arizona Teachers is Expected to Play Out
Details and background about Thursday's planned action by educators and school staff across the state.
Why Are Arizona Teachers Walking Out and Not Striking?
A Tucson employment lawyer says it's because teachers demand action from the Legislature, not employers.
Arizona Democrats' Letter Calls for Education Funding Plan
Minority party legislative leaders send a letter to Gov. Doug Ducey.
How Does Your District Plan to Handle a Teacher Walkout?
Information on the plans of school districts in Pima County for a scheduled Thursday walkout.
Poll: Amid Strikes, Americans Back Teacher Raises
78 percent say salaries aren't enough, and half polled said they'd pay more in taxes for educator pay increases.
Tucson Teacher Shares Reasons for Supporting Walkout Vote
Callista Radloff is member of the grassroots group Arizona Educators United.
Arizona Teachers Vote for Statewide Walkout
78 percent of teachers who submitted ballots voted in favor of walkout, group says.
Governor's Budget Chiefs Pushing Education Funding Plan
The combination of higher revenues and lower use of services will provide money for schools, they say.
