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Saddlebrooke, AZ · Education
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Canyon del Oro snaps Tucson High’s four-game winning streak
No. 25 Canyon del Oro stunned No. 21 Tucson High 10-3 in a defensive battle at home Friday night. The win added to the chaos that is the 5A Sonoran region:. “We didn’t play a really clean game penalty-wise. That’s going to crush us, so we need to get that fixed,” coach Scott McKee said about the game, as well as what can cost his team amidst the chaos.
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Jewelry Education in the Grand Canyon State
Arizona’s natural gem and mineral heritage makes it an inspiring place to learn the art of jewelry making. From college-level lapidary and jewelry programs to in-studio classes and creative retreats, there are many ways to turn your rockhounding finds into jewelry to wear, share, and sell. Across the state, aspiring and experienced jewelry makers can learn the basics and refine their skills by exploring classes, open studio time, and special events. Here are three examples of jewelry education in the Grand Canyon State.
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College's Frat Cases Involved Live Goldfish, Boiling Butter
(This content was created with the help of AI.) Fraternity life at the University of Arizona has been abruptly put on ice. The school has halted activities for all 21 Interfraternity Council chapters after a new wave of misconduct reports, less than two months into the semester, pushed the dean of students' office to what it calls full investigative capacity, per the Washington Post. The alleged behavior includes hazing, heavy alcohol and drug abuse, physical assaults, and other actions that created unsafe conditions; some cases are being probed as possible crimes. Nearly half of the chapters ...
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University Of Arizona Halts Fraternity Activities: Students Allegedly Forced To Drink And Eat Live Goldfish
The University of Arizona has placed all 21 of its Interfraternity Council chapters on an interim activities suspension as school officials confront a growing number of misconduct allegations involving hazing, physical assault, drugs, alcohol, and student safety. According to Arizona’s Family, Dean of Students Chrissy Lieberman, reports of misconduct now involve nearly half of the university’s fraternity chapters, with some cases also facing criminal investigation.
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Audit finds Arizona Schools for the Deaf and Blind failed to collect millions in potential revenue
The Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind new campus is located on 11620 N Copper Spring Trail in Oro Valley on Sept. 16, 2026. The Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind failed to properly collect or recover more than $4.5 million in revenue, according to a three-year forensic audit released by the Arizona Auditor General’s Office.
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Hughes FCU Introduces Debit Cards Supporting Local Arts, Education
TUCSON, Ariz.—Hughes Federal Credit Union has introduced two affinity debit cards designed to provide financial support to the historic Fox Tucson Theatre Foundation and the Vail School District Foundation. The credit union will donate $5 to the designated organization for each new affinity debit card issued, supporting arts preservation,...
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Tucson Now: Elizabeth Slater’s plan for the Amphi School Board
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - As Amphi Public Schools prepares for major leadership changes, governing board candidate Elizabeth Slater is making her case to voters ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Sitting down with Tucson Now host Makayla Goos, Slater, the CEO of local youth homelessness nonprofit Youth On Their Own (YOTO), discussed navigating a critical transition period for the district as it searches for a new superintendent and manages long-term declining enrollment.
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Scottsdale gymnast excited about competing for the University of Arizona
Scottsdale native JJ Schibel, 18, a University of Arizona (U of A) freshman and a gymnast, loves spending time at Chabad House at the U of A in Tucson. “It creates a sense of community,” Schibel said. “I know the girls on the gymnastics team and the other athletes I’ve met, but I haven’t met many Jewish first-year students who are athletes. Going to Chabad makes the school seem a little smaller because you have a tight-knit group of people.” Although, she said she has connected with another first-year Jewish athlete at the U of A, freshman baseball player Ben Ball, from Chandler.
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fox10phoenix.com
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Board of Regents Approves UA Capital Plan
The University of Arizona’s capital plan for the year has won approval from the Arizona Board of Regents. The plan includes five new project areas totaling $160.9M and consisting of:. Deferred maintenance,. Technology modernization,. Modernizing and maintaining research facilities,. Improving campus safety and. Modernizing classrooms, student spaces and cultural...