Sole finalist named for TUSD top post

Tucson Unified School District named only one finalist for superintendent.

Outsource option gets brush-off from TUSD

Despite facing a $17 million district budget deficit, the Tucson Unified School District Governing Board voted Tuesday night against exploring the possibility of outsourcing various functions.

Teens learn how to tap C-SPAN resources

Desert View High School student Danya Valle, 16, checks out some of the technology on C-SPAN's recreational vehicle. C-SPAN has high-tech resources available for class projects.

Teens learn how to tap C-SPAN resources

Few of the students who stepped inside C-SPAN's ultra-high-tech recreational vehicle Monday had more than a vague idea of what C-SPAN is, but when they walked out, they were abuzz.

Student leaders explore ways to have healthy, fun lifestyles

Desert View High School student Anthony Alameda, center in white shirt, works with middle school students on the basketball court during a wellness summit. The event, involving about 150 students, was held Thursday at the Mulcahy YMCA at Kino Community Center, 2805 E. Ajo Way.

Student leaders explore ways to have healthy, fun lifestyles

Tucson-area middle school students worked up a sweat Thursday while learning about the importance of nutrition, physical activity and tobacco prevention.

University of Arizona stacks up well on national college score card

The White House's new scoring system for the cost of going to college shows great disparities among Tucson-area schools, although some are questioning the accuracy of the data.

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Local tutors sought for reading, writing

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Mindy Blake leaves KOLD for Amphi

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World Teachers' Day honors local pair

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Tanque Verde override topic of two meetings

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10 Sunnyside schools will have later start

Foundation aids 16 groups that help S. Ariz. kids

Sixteen Southern Arizona organizations and schools have been awarded grants from the Christina-Taylor Green Memorial Foundation.

Sex offender attempts to volunteer at eastside Tucson school

Police presence in the Bloom Elementary neighborhood has increased after a registered sex offender went onto campus and attempted to volunteer at the east-side school.