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The Tempe Diablos will host its 2024 Excellence in Education event on May 2.
Finalists announced for Tempe Diablos’ 35th Excellence in Education awards
The Tempe Diablos announced the finalists for its 35th annual Excellence in Education event, to be held at Wild Horse Pass Resort and Casino on Thursday, May 2, honoring and recognizing outstanding educators serving the Tempe community including teachers, leaders and administrators. more
From left, Dr. Morgan Olsen, Dr. Christine Wilkinson, Willmeng CEO James Murphy and Willmeng Market Leader Parrish Rowland take part in the ceremonial ribbon cutting for the renovated ASU Alumni Lawn.
Renovation completed on ASU’s Alumni Lawn
Leaders from Arizona State University and Willmeng Construction gathered for an event to formally celebrate the completion of ASU’s iconic Alumni Lawn renovation.  more
Sonoran University President and CEO Dr. Paul Mittman will retire in 2025.
Sonoran University president, CEO to retire after 25 years
Sonoran University of Health Sciences announced that Dr. Paul Mittman will be retiring in June 2025 after 25 years as president and CEO of the institution. more
Academic Equity and Excellence Director for Grades 4-8 Amy Gingell discussed the district's process for selecting its SEL curriculum vendor at the board's March 26 meeting.
Kyrene awards contract for social, emotional learning resources
Kyrene School District is moving forward with the implementation of a middle school social and emotional learning curriculum to be used in the next school year. more
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Isabelle Garcia, right, poses next to Aliyah Alpert after the 2024 Arizona Spelling Bee, held March 16 in Phoenix. Garcia, a seventh-grader at Kyrene del Pueblo Middle School, placed second at the state bee. She and Alpert, the Arizona Bee champion, will compete at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Maryland in late May.
Chandler students place 2nd, 3rd at Arizona Spelling Bee
A student at a Chandler junior high school is headed to the Washington, D.C. area next month. Isabelle Garcia, a seventh-grader at Kyrene del Pueblo Middle School, in West Chandler, placed … more
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The Goldwater Institute has filed a lawsuit against the Arizona Board of Regents for ASU's mandatory DEI training course for faculty.
ASU faces lawsuit regarding faculty DEI training
Diversity, equity and inclusion programming continues to face backlash in Arizona with the Goldwater Institute filing a lawsuit March 19 against the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of an Arizona State University professor who refuses to take the university’s required training. more
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ASU will showcase a number of STEM displays and activities during the Luke Days 2024 Airshow in Glendale.
ASU presents STEM exhibit during Luke Days 2024 Airshow
Arizona State University will showcase an array of STEM displays and activities for the public to enjoy during the Luke Days 2024 Airshow, March 22-24, at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale. more
Kyrene sees uptick in classroom spending from FY 2022
The recently released auditor general’s district spending report for 2023 showed instructional spending down across two-thirds of Arizona school districts, while Kyrene School District recorded an increase in its instructional investments in the last year. more
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In Arizona, Toyota is collaborating with Chandler Unified School District and Tempe Elementary School District to create powerful learning experiences and help prepare students for future STEM careers.
Toyota Foundation grants up to $9.3M to Chandler, Tempe students
Toyota USA Foundation announced grants of up to $9.3 million to prepare Chandler and Tempe students for future STEM careers.  more
Parent involvement in young children’s technology use plays a role in the benefits these tools can offer.
Early technology use potentially threatens social, educational development
Technology can be an important tool for educators and parents in guiding child development, despite concerns that early use of tablets, mobile phones and computers causes more harm. more
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Mike Greenawalt accepts the Grand Canyon University’s Colangelo Servant Leadership Award on Feb. 14.
Rosendin CEO receives GCU leadership award
Rosendin, an employee-owned electrical contracting company with an office in Tempe, announced that its CEO Mike Greenawalt was selected for Grand Canyon University’s Colangelo Servant Leadership Award for providing alternative career pathways for high school graduates. more
Sen. Kelly learns from engineering students’ projects in a poster walk-through.
Kelly sees CHIPS Act work at ASU
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly visited Arizona State University on Feb. 22 to celebrate the investments from the Microelectronics Commons, a program Kelly secured in the CHIPS and Science Act, witnessing how the university is playing a key role in making Arizona a center for microchip development and manufacturing. more
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