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Community college nursing programs from across Arizona have supplied thousands of boxes of sterile gloves, biohazard bags, precaution gowns, face masks, shoe covers and surgical head covers to facilities in their areas.
Community colleges provide personal protective equipment to healthcare workers
As healthcare workers grimly face a national shortage of medical supplies, nursing programs from Arizona’s community colleges are organizing and donating personal protective equipment to … more
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The food is available 10 a.m.-noon Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Boys and Girls Club QC Community Center, 22407 S. Ellsworth Road; and Eastmark High School, 9560 E. Ray Road in Mesa.
School district offering curbside pick-up of free breakfast, lunch for all children 18 and younger
Queen Creek Unified School District is offering curbside pick-up of free breakfast and lunch meals for all children 18 and younger. Beginning March 23, the food will be available 10 a.m.-noon … more
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Unless further orders by local health authorities or other government officials mandate a different policy, MCCCD plans to have remote work end on May 8.
Community colleges district extends remote work for remainder of semester
Due to the public health threat posed by COVID-19, the Maricopa County Community Colleges District will continue to practice social distancing to ensure the safety of students, faculty, staff and … more
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There are three east Valley colleges --- Superstition Mountain Campus of Central Arizona College; San Tan Campus of Central Arizona College; and The Communiversity at Queen Creek, hosted by Rio Salado College in partnership with Chandler-Gilbert Community College, Ottawa University and Benedictine University.
Enrollment numbers spur sense of urgency at local colleges
The number of full- and part-time students enrolled at Central Arizona College is in a downward trend over the last 10 years, while Communiversity at Queen Creek and its partner educational … more
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Hohokam Stadium in Mesa hosted many state baseball playoff games in 2019, including the 3A and 4A finals. This May, the ballpark and others will be vacant since the school year and spring sports have been cancelled.
School year's end stops spring sports season
In the end, the decision about what to do with spring high school sports seasons shortened by the spread of COVID-19 was wholly out of the hands of the Arizona Interscholastic Association. Early … more
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Arizona schools to stay closed through end of school year
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman announced Monday, March 30 the extension of school closures through the end of the school year. more
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EVIT Governing Board President Ronda Doolen, who is also a registered nurse and dean of nursing at Arizona College, reached out to District 6 legislator Rep. Walt Blackman, who worked with District 6 Sen. Sylvia Allen to identify a need for the supplies at Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center in Show Low.
EVIT donates personal protective equipment to medical facility
The East Valley Institute of Technology has donated 2,500 masks and personal protection equipment, including about 350 isolation gowns, to a northern Arizona medical facility in need of … more
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The food is available 10 a.m.-noon Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Boys and Girls Club QC Community Center, 22407 S. Ellsworth Road; and Eastmark High School, 9560 E. Ray Road in Mesa.
School district offering curbside pick-up of free breakfast, lunch for all children 18 and younger
Queen Creek Unified School District is offering curbside pick-up of free breakfast and lunch meals for all children 18 and younger. Beginning March 23, the food will be available 10 a.m.-noon … more
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Conner Schweigert of Show Low, who participates in high school wrestling, was able to compete in this winter sport. The future of spring sports remain uncertain.
AIA votes to not cancel or postpone spring championship season
PHOENIX – The outbreak of COVID-19 has disrupted sporting events over the world, but the Arizona Interscholastic Association provided a hint of normalcy on Monday. The AIA Board announced that … more
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J.O. Combs Unified School District extends spring break amid COVID-19 concerns
After closely monitoring the developments with the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19, the J.O. Combs Unified School District has extended spring break through March 20, at a minimum. Any … more
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Science on Wheels: Arizona Science Center program takes STEM on the road
The first encounter of a reasoned explanation solving the world’s mysteries can become the spark to a mind fueling a lifetime of curiosity. The study of science --- the seeking of truth … more
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The event will begin at 5:30 p.m. with an overview of CAC’s accounting and business programs as well as computer technology including software development, Web design, computer business applications and networking technologies. Students and participants must select one area to explore.
CAC to host business, computer technology programs and university transfer forum
The Central Arizona College Business and Computer Technology Division and Business Club will host their annual business  program and university transfer forum Thursday, April 2, at the Signal … more
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Future builders include: Xander Back, Dalen Baker, Sigfrido Ibarra, Kaydin Lopez, Hunter Mayes, Raymond Mitchell, Jordan Pendexter and Cody Sorenson.
EVIT breakfast fundraiser slated for April 1
The East Valley Institute of Technology Foundation will hold its annual Fundraising Breakfast from 7 to 9 a.m. on Wednesday, April 1, raising funds to support students. Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey … more
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J.O. Combs Unified School District students of the month for March include Roger Gasca, Combs High School, 12th grade; Emiliano "Milo" Canseco III, Combs Middle School, eighth grade; Berlyn Diaz, Combs Traditional Academy, Kindergarten; Serenity F. Dowd, Ellsworth Elementary School, fourth grade; Kendall Bencomo, Harmon Elementary School, Kindergarten (not pictured); Jordan Convington, Ranch Elementary School, Kindergarten; and Andy Bourgeous, Simonton Elementary School, Kindergarten. February Student of the Month Kennedia Pina, an 11th grader from Combs High School, is also pictured and was recognized for the trait of fairness. Also pictured are Superintendent Dr. Greg Wyman, members of the Governing Board and Banner Ironwood Medical Center Spiritual Care Services Senior Manager Kelvin Thompson.
J.O. Combs Unified School District celebrates March students of the month
J.O. Combs Unified School District students of the month for March were celebrated at a recent Governing Board meeting. The district partners with Banner Ironwood Medical Center to administer the … more
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The Queen Creek Unified School District Governing Board approved the donations as part of a March 3 consent agenda.
Tables, books, money donated to Queen Creek schools
Donations of two tables worth $1,600, library books valued at $200 and funds from $7 to $1,100 were recently approved for Queen Creek schools. The Queen Creek Unified School District Governing … more
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Cutting the ribbon at a ceremony at Combs High School, signifying the official launch of CAC Connect, a J.O. Combs Educational Partnership.
Central Arizona College, Combs High School celebrate new CAC Connect Partnership
On Tuesday, Feb. 11, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at Combs High School, signifying the official launch of CAC Connect, a J.O. Combs Educational Partnership. CAC Connect is a new and … more
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Industries needed include agriscience, graphic design, marketing, early childhood education, carpentry, technical theatre, culinary, engineering, fashion, sports medicine, film and TV, and medical professions.
Volunteers in professional industries needed to help students with mock interviews
The Queen Creek Unified School District is in need of volunteers from professional industries to conduct mock interviews with high school students. Industries needed include agriscience, graphic … more
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Parents who attend the training 5:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 26, at the district offices at 20217 E. Chandler Heights Road, will learn clinically proven behavior techniques to help decrease or prevent challenging behaviors from occurring.
Free parenting workshop March 26 on how to prevent challenging behaviors
Trumpet Behavioral Health is pairing with the Queen Creek Unified School District to bring parents a resource for how to combat challenging behaviors in their child or children. Parents who attend … more
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The Queen Creek Unified School District Governing Board approved the donations as part of a consent agenda.
Christmas tree, money donated to Queen Creek schools
Donations of a Christmas tree and funds from $7 to $1,500 were recently approved for Queen Creek schools. The Queen Creek Unified School District Governing Board approved the donations as part of … more
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Sunrise Mountain senior guard Sydney Bickel shoots a three-pointer late in the second quarter of a 5A girls basketball quarterfinal Feb. 20 in Peoria.
Sunrise Mountain girls uses defense, free throws to squeeze by Casteel
Thursday night at Sunrise Mountain’s gymnasium was one in which you could have cut the tension with a knife. The Casteel-Sunrise Mountain girls 5A quarterfinal game went down to the final … more
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