The court said the writing of the law never defined school and compared preschools to licensed daycare facilities.
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The Buckeye Police Department has put a school resource officer on administrative leave after he allegedly struck his teenage son.
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Some Arizona children with disabilities were being forced to graduate high school early, and sometimes with very little notice. But a new policy aims to stop that. Last week, the Arizona Board of Education approved a new rule that aims to help address this.
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It’s election time in Arizona. But not everyone can be an active participant. KJZZ recently revisited a local high school to hear the perspective of teenagers who can’t yet vote — but may inherit the implications of the results.
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The Cycle Safe is a device that will capture images and location data when vehicles pass within 3 feet of a bicycle on the road to help cyclists stay safe and identify potentially dangerous areas.
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ASU will work with the U.S. Department of Defense to investigate global trends in nontraditional warfare. Projects from the team will partly focus on military assistance and emerging technologies such as virtual and augmented reality.
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A professor at Arizona State University is trying to figure out how to program robots to do the tasks humans don’t want to do, like folding laundry or cleaning dishes.
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The Scottsdale Unified School District governing board unanimously approved bringing sex education back to classrooms after at least a four-year hiatus.
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A public education advocacy group has filed a complaint with the Arizona Commission on Judicial Conduct against an Arizona Supreme Court justice for comments he made while campaigning this year.
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Once finished, the Giant Magellan Telescope is expected to provide the clearest images of the cosmos ever captured.
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Cormac Dobson was recently elected treasurer of his elementary school. The Show's Sam Dingman spoke to him recently about how to run a successful campaign, starting with his first race for third-grade class representative.
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K-12 schools are reporting a teacher shortage for the ninth year in a row. A new survey of public and charter schools shows a vast majority of teacher positions are either vacant or filled with teachers who don’t meet the state certification requirements.
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A new poll found that a majority of Americans believe menstrual supplies — items like pads and tampons — should be available free of charge in public schools and universities.