The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office recently hosted its third annual School Safety and Security Summit, an event geared toward promoting positive changes in schools to keep the coming generations safe.
Please join us in urging our colleagues to vote NO on HB2800, and instead work together for bipartisan solutions with the governor and those of us listening to teachers and other education experts.
PHOENIX — Some legislators and school officials want to pull back a law that makes it more difficult to suspend the state’s youngest elementary school students.
The Arizona House Education Committee advanced a bill Tuesday that would allow school boards to terminate a superintendent's contract for violating board policy. Those contracts could also be cut short if one or more schools in the district receive a D or F letter grade for at least three years.HB 2291 would prevent those superintendents from seeking damages or being paid out