Alexandra Hardle

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Alexandra Hardle

La directora ejecutiva de Servicios Estudiantiles y Familiares de Phoenix Union, Alyssa Tarkington, afirmó que la venta de servicios y alimentos es una "tendencia interesante". Read in EnglishLa Junta Directiva del Phoenix Union High School District's (Distrito Escolar Unificado de Preparatorias de Phoenix) está abordando el problema de la venta de productos y servicios por parte de estudiantes en los campus.

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Alexandra Hardle

Read in EngllishLa Junta Estatal de Escuelas Chárter de Arizona votó a favor de continuar con el proceso de revocación del estatus de chárter de la escuela Primavera Online. El 4 de marzo, la junta emitió un aviso de intención de revocar el contrato de chárter de American Virtual Academy, que administra Primavera Online, debido a su bajo rendimiento académico. Tras un largo debate el pasado 3 de junio, la junta decidió no modificar esa decisión anterior.

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Alexandra Hardle

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne accused the Scottsdale Unified School District of using a "leftist" U.S. history curriculum. The district denied Horne's accusations, stating the curriculum was adopted through a transparent process with community input. Horne threatened to report the district for violating DEI policies enacted during the Trump administration. The disputed curriculum covers 21st-century protest movements, including Black Lives Matter.

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Alexandra Hardle

The Arizona State Board for Charter Schools voted to uphold its decision to revoke Primavera Online School's charter. Primavera Online, which serves at-risk students, received "D" ratings for three consecutive years, leading to the revocation process. The process will now move before an administrative law judge, then a final decision will be made by the board. The Arizona State Board for Charter Schools voted to continue moving forward with revoking Primavera Online School's charter status.

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Alexandra Hardle

The Tolleson Union High School District Governing Board approved over $15 million in land purchases and a lease agreement for affordable housing. The district will purchase land for a new campus and district office to address overcrowding and transportation issues. Public criticism arose concerning the district's spending practices, including a recent $25 million loan to another struggling district and a $450,000 superintendent settlement.