Grand Canyon University will celebrate the largest graduating class in its history during commencement ceremonies this month, including a traditional ground campus class that is 29% first-generation college students. Approximately…
The coronavirus pandemic ushered in what may be the most rapid rise in homeschooling the U.S. has ever seen. Two years later, even after schools reopened and vaccines became widely…
What is one way that your small business has partnered with a school? To help you partner with a school, we asked small business owners and entrepreneurs this question for…
With new Head Coach Bryce Drew at the helm, Grand Canyon University (GCU) men’s basketball made its first March Madness in 2021. That brought attention from across the country to the school…
With an audience of elected officials, health care leaders and Alverno College senior leadership and alums, Alverno College cut the ribbon on the college’s new nursing education center yesterday, March 24, 2022, in…
Estevan Vidaurri has a few reasons why substitute teaching works for him. “The hours are nice, you don’t work weekends, you get summers off, I don’t know what else you…
If you’ve had a conversation about education recently, the concept of micro schools might’ve come up. As families continue to deal with a changing educational landscape, many are searching for…
A for Arizona, a group focused on K-12 policy reforms to improve access to a high-quality education, released a white paper recently that explores the disparities in education funding across Arizona public…
When Candie Halberg is called in as a substitute teacher, she brings a collection of musical instruments, from a recorder to a viola, playing songs as a reward for well-behaved…
Arizona foster children will receive a full scholarships at Grand Canyon University thanks to a first-of-its-kind partnership with the Arizona Department of Child Safety. The Fostering Futures Scholarships college pathway…
America does not have a shortage of licensed teachers. It does, however, have a shortage of people who want to teach. High pressure. Low pay. Little encouragement. More responsibilities heaped…
Today, according to preliminary data, nearly 50,000 Arizona high school students across grades 9-12 might not have access to certain courses currently required for admission to NAU. Northern Arizona University…
