Glassmans giving book to Vail, TUSD kindergartners

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Glassmans giving book to Vail, TUSD kindergartners

Sasha Glassman selects art for the book from entries in a contest run by the Phoenix Public Library.

Glassmans giving book to Vail, TUSD kindergartners

All kindergartners in the Tucson Unified and Vail school districts should be taking home a free, new book that they can keep.

8 Pima County teens take culinary honors

Eight Pima County JTED students won scholarships at the Careers Through Culinary Arts Program final competition.

Reward plan leads to school district rift in Arizona

A proposed change in state school funding that would give extra money to high-achieving and improving school districts has caused a rift between school officials in poor and middle-class districts.

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Flowing Wells senior gets top Scouts award

Streamlined student data is on the way for teachers

With its existing system for tracking and assessing student performance "on the verge of collapse," the state is preparing to launch a $35 million overhaul to make student records more usable for teachers.

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Flowing Wells senior earns Gold Award

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Students to compete in Shakespeare contest

Guest Column: Investing time in others is key to creating an inviting place to live, work

The 40 Under 40 Man of the Year and the principal of Desert Sky Middle School in the Vail School District

Guest Column: Investing time in others is key to creating an inviting place to live, work

Micah Mortensen is the 40 Under 40 Man of the Year. We invited him to answer the question, "What can Tucson do better to make the metro area an attractive place for young people to live and work?"