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A building on the campus of Pima Community College, West.

Pima Community College May Cut Aztecs Football Program

Tight budgets and a shrinking league are putting pressure on the football team.
Teachers gather on the steps at Tucson High before walking downtown to protest for better pay.

Arizona Teachers Group Nearing Walkout Over Low Pay

Organizers with Arizona Educators United say they could announce an action like one happening in Oklahoma at any time.
Elementary students at a playground.

National Report Shows Educational Improvement for Arizona

NAEP testing gives long-term assessment of learning skills.
UA basketball coach Sean Miller agreed to forfeit $1 million if charged in federal investigation.

Regents Approve Changes to Basketball Coach Sean Miller's Contract

An amendment says Miller will give up $1M if he faces criminal charges due to investigation.

Gary Stroutsos: Living a Dream of Music

Also on Arizona Spotlight: Arizona teachers rally to improve education funding; an old sport gains new popularity among women & girls of the Tohono O'odham nation; and a love letter to the Pima County Library Book Bike.
Teachers gather on the steps at Tucson High before walking downtown to protest for better pay.

Tucson Teachers Demand Better Pay During Downtown March

Hundreds marched from two schools and plan weekly demonstrations to get lawmakers' attention.
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Court Rules in Favor of Havasupai Students in Education Suit

The historic decision sets precedent, recognizes impact of historical, intergenerational trauma.
Looking down at the Integrated Learning Center on the campus of the University of Arizona.

Student ID Card Research Raises Privacy Concerns

UA students are not told their CatCard use is recorded.
UA law students are getting real-world experience in Pascua Yaqui Tribal Court.

UA Law Students Gaining Experience in Tribal Court

Students arguing criminal cases in Pascua Yaqui Tribal Court.
Looking east along the University of Arizona campus mall.

Can the Way Students Use ID Cards Predict Whether They Drop Out?

A University of Arizona researcher hopes data can help understand why university freshmen leave.
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas interviewed by Arizona 360 in March 2018.

Schools Supe Douglas Talks Teacher Raises and School Safety

Superintendent of public instruction said prioritizing safety could mean diverting funds from educators.
A sign at a Tucson demonstration against gun violence in schools, March 14, 2018.

Schools Supe Douglas Wants More From Lawmakers on School Safety

Says Legislature should weigh in on gun-carrying staffer.
A parent at holds up a sign at a public meeting on the future of Thornydale Elementary.

Parents, Employees Oppose Closure as MUSD Board Mulls Thornydale Options

Community members spoke out against closing the Marana elementary school during public comment.
Organizations and advocates posted images on social media in preparation for events planned for Wednesday, March 28, 2018 demanding higher teacher pay. Groups included Save Our Schools and Arizona Educators United.

Arizona Teachers Plan Statewide Action Over Low Pay

Grassroots campaign will see a main event in Phoenix and demonstrations in other cities.

Judge: Land Trust Use to Fund Arizona Schools is Illegal

Federal judge says state may need to pay back millions in Proposition 123 money.
Eileen Klein started serving as ABOR president in 2013.

Klein Announces She'll Step Down as Board of Regents President

Cites enrollment, performance improvements during term as board president.

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