Dr. Leyba Ruiz attends Mesa Legend’s education open forum

Arizona superintendent of public instruction candidate Dr. Teresa Leyba Ruiz discussed her vision for public schools in the state during an education open forum Wednesday Oct. 7 at Mesa Community College (MCC) Presented by MCC’s Journalism and New Media Studies Program and The Mesa Legend, the forum gave students and...

Scottsdale Hall of Famer: Jason Mohns, the Coach Who Made Saguaro the Standard

Some Scottsdale legacies are carved into buildings and desert preserves. Jason Mohns built his under the Friday night lights. Over 11 seasons as head coach at Saguaro High School, he turned the Sabercats into one of the most respected programs in America. In fact, his teams won seven state championships and went 123-19. That run included a state-record six straight titles from 2013 through 2018.

Chandler High QB turning heads on the gridiron

The Oregon Ducks have established a track record of developing productive quarterbacks in recent years. From Bo Nix to Dante Moore, Eugene has become a stage for talented signal-callers to showcase their abilities for one of the nation’s top programs. Will Mencl, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound Chandler High senior who...

Arizona Approves New Law School Outside ABA Accreditation

Arizona has approved a new law school without ABA accreditation. The Arizona Supreme Court voted unanimously to approve Grand Canyon University’s (GCU) College of Law. The ruling came on October 15, 2026. It gives GCU graduates a new path to become lawyers in Arizona. They can seek a state law license without an ABA-accredited degree. However, they must still pass the bar exam and meet state rules.

Ex-Peoria Unified student says district failed to protect kids from abuse

The former student is accusing the Peoria Unified School District of ignoring warnings of almost 10 school employees accused of sexual misconduct with students.

Tempe Union board responds to parent concerns over Corona del Sol voyeurism case

The Tempe Union High School District Governing Board is responding to concerns from the community over a voyeurism case at Corona del Sol. Former employee Anthony Cruz was arrested in August and is facing around 100 counts of voyeurism. He’s accused of downloading videos of girls changing in the dance room while their locker room was under renovation.

GCU to build Arizona’s third law school after state Supreme Court approval

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Grand Canyon University has received unanimous approval from the Arizona Supreme Court to open a new College of Law. The decision makes GCU the first law school to receive this type of authorization from the court. It creates a direct pathway for GCU graduates to seek admission to the State Bar of Arizona.

The 25-13 Set Score From Gilbert Christian's Win That Should Terrify AIA 3A

Vegas Golden Knights logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) No. 1 Gilbert Christian girls volleyball showed everyone in AIA 3A why they’re ranked at the top, delivering a brutal 3-0 sweep against seventh-ranked Northwest Christian on […]

Arizona High School Football Players Suspended For Protest After Starting QB Was Cut For Audible

Twelve players from the Desert Ridge High School football program in Mesa, Arizona have been suspended for supporting their former quarterback. They walked out of a team meeting in protest of a coaching decision. Gunner Brewer was recently cut by his head coach in the middle of the season. His mom says it was due […] The post Arizona High School Football Players Suspended For Protest After Starting QB Was Cut For Audible appeared first on BroBible.

Recent High School Grad Seen on Camera Offering Elderly Man the Shoes Off His Own Feet

“I just felt like God told me to go over there,” said 18-year-old Jordan Hope

Boulder Creek High School grad back at ASU after ‘America's Got Talent’

A bewitching ride took him from just another face on campus to "America's Got Talent." There, a big assist from his ASU golf club crew propelled him to the finals. In perhaps the opposite of a Pyrrhic victory, the Boulder Creek High grad lost out on the $1 million grand prize – but the exposure may have won him a show business career.

Opinion: ASU students should vote no on Prop. 320 to protect Arizona's kids

If you're an ASU student, you might be wondering why you should care about a ballot measure affecting K-12 schools. You should. Some of us have younger siblings in Arizona schools. Some of us are studying to become teachers. Some of us will work in schools after graduation. And all of us are going to live, work and raise families in communities shaped by the quality of Arizona's public schools.

CNA students left short of completing training after MedStar Academy abruptly closes

SURPRISE, AZ — More than 10 aspiring certified nursing assistants say they were just 30 clinical hours away from completing their training when MedStar Academy in Peoria abruptly closed, leaving them without certifications and searching for answers about what happens next. Some of the students are from Surprise and...

Arizona volleyball continues making changes in effort to compete

Arizona volleyball has not stopped looking for the winning formula. Arizona volleyball head coach Rita Stubbs hasn’t been afraid to make changes this season. She has switched from a 5-1 offensive system to a 6-2, made regular changes in her lineup both between and during matches, and started emphasizing the backrow attack in an effort to get more scoring from the middle of the court. The adjustments aren’t over.

Arizona freshman competes in National Civics Bee

A Hamilton High School freshman is traveling to the nation's capital to compete against students from 50 states for a $100,000 education prize. FOX 10's Annalisa Pardo learns more about Shaurya Arora.

Inside Litchfield Elementary School District: Meet Principal Kimberly Hill

Principal Kimberly Hill builds belonging as Palm Valley expands to K-8.

Desert Ridge football turmoil as QB dismissed, 12 players suspended

Mesa Desert Ridge football is in turmoil after the starting quarterback was dismissed from the team and 12 of his teammates were subsequently suspended for supporting him by walking out of a meeting last week. Five of those players are seniors. Desert Ridge (2-5) lost at home to Mesa Red Mountain 49-7 on Oct. 9. The Jaguars are scheduled to host Corona del Sol in a 6A matchup on Thursday, Oct. 15. Marie Brewer said that her son, quarterback Gunner Brewer, was removed from the team by coach Miles Smith on Oct. 5 for changing a play on his own during the team's 14-12 win at Vail Cienega on Oct. 2. She said the former offensive coordinator, who was let go after a 56-20 loss to Mesa Westwood on Sept. 25, had allowed her son to call audibles if he saw something on the defense that warranted a change. Marie Brewer said the coach was upset with him and told him they would need to talk, but it didn't come up until a Monday meeting. "He said, 'Hey, I felt like you disrespected me, and I can't have that on my team. You're off. Get your stuff and go,' "

Classes canceled at Colerain HS after dean, coach dies