After Arizona State University broke yet another enrollment record — nearly 41,000 new students are Sun Devils.

Coronado High School in Scottsdale is launching a fire science academy. Starting next school year, students will be able to earn six industry certifications before graduating from high school.

Researchers at the University of Arizona are working to prevent rechargeable batteries from catching fire and exploding. That could affect anything from the electric car in your driveway to the cellphone in your pocket.

As part of their investigation into more than 300 reports of possible school shooting threats on social media, Buckeye police say they arrested two teenagers this week.

The Arizona Board of Regents hosted a FAFSA and College Readiness Symposium at Arizona State University's Tempe campus on Friday, Sept. 13.

You may not notice the effects immediately. But come this Saturday a host of new laws take effect that cover everything from conception to death.

The Chandler Unified School District is partnering with the East Valley Dream Center to provide behavioral health services to its students.

After deciding not to run for re-election, Gates recently announced he’ll be leading ASU's new Mechanics of Democracy Laboratory, aiming aim to train the next generation of election administrators, as well as work to correct misconceptions.

The president of the Arizona Education Association says she is not surprised with the findings of a recent Education Department survey on teacher retention. The AEA is a labor union for public school employees in Arizona.

Scores of schools across the U.S. are carpeted in asphalt with no shade. The situation has become acute enough that kids are losing classroom time to closures related to heat.

When Arizona legislators passed the state budget this year, they converted dollars that support lower income public school students from "ongoing" funding to a "one-time" expense. Some say this year’s change represents a broken promise, and it will likely alter how districts spend their money.

Violet Duncan’s latest book is a young adult novel about a Native woman reckoning with the legacy of the Residential Schools program, which separated generations of Indigenous children from their families.