School notes

Marana High class of '73 sets reunion

Catholic enrollments slip; Latino representation down

Pablo Monreal is senior at San Miguel High School, one of the Catholic schools in Tucson without an enrollment problem.

Catholic enrollments slip; Latino representation down

Brother Chris Patiño teaches the Holy Trinity and early heresy to a freshman religion class at San Miguel High School.

Catholic enrollments slip; Latino representation down

Freshman Bairont Quintero, 14, adds to his lunch at the San Miguel cafeteria. The poor economy and competition from charter schools has eroded enrollment at some Catholic high schools in Tucson.

Catholic enrollments slip; Latino representation down

Here, in this school on Tucson's south side, lie the hopes of the Diocese of Tucson for a Catholic education. Hailed nationwide, San Miguel High School belongs to the Cristo Rey Network, a group of schools dedicated to teaching low-income students by enrolling them in an innovative part-time…

AT&T gives $800K for Catholic school scholarships

An $800,000 donation from AT&T will provide scholarships for about 300 Tucson children to attend one of three area Catholic schools.

GCU lures students unhappy with tuition hikes

"We are offering students who have achieved success in the classroom a chance to continue their education at a cost that could be less than that of attending a public institution."

Regents to hear opinions on plan for 22% UA hike

Jazmine Cañez

Regents to hear opinions on plan for 22% UA hike

Rain Borchardt

Regents to hear opinions on plan for 22% UA hike

The Arizona Board of Regents wants to know what you think about a proposal to increase in-state base tuition and fees 22 percent next year at the University of Arizona.