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Data released annually by the Arizona Department of Education reveals that the number of full-time employees employed by the department was 47,152, the lowest number since at least 2004.

We've all accepted the terms and conditions without reading them. But... what's in there? How do companies protect our privacy once we've given them access to information? It may seem like dystopian future times, but actually there are both good and bad things to think about when it comes to our data privacy. In this episode of Study Hall: Data ...

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The most recent data from the Arizona Department of Education showed about 16 percent of educators statewide, left their teaching careers in 2023.

It's our final episode of Study Hall: Data Literacy, and what we want to talk about is how we find our own data. How do we know what we want to know? And how do we go about collecting it? And how do we challenge our own bias? In this last episode, Jessica chats about all of that and more! Presented by Arizona State University and Crash Course ...

U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss denied a request from college students to prevent DOGE from seeing their data amid a court battle.

Approximately 90,000 reimbursement requests for school voucher purchases are pending with the Arizona Department of Education.

The Arizona Department of Education released the student assessment figures for the 2024 school year. ABC15 takes a look at the changes between last year and this year.

Three Arizona congress members are co-sponsering a bill that could terminate the Department of Education. ABC15's Rachel Louise Just speaks to some who are concerned about what that could mean if passed. __________________ ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix is your source for local breaking news, in-depth investigations, the latest weather and traffic ...

State lawmakers questioned the Arizona Department of Education leaders about the security lapses they will likely have to fix once the new session begins. For more Local News from KPHO: https://www.azfamily.com/ For more YouTube Content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIrgpHvUm1FMtv-C1xwkJtw

There was a common theme among public comment in the Arizona State Board of Education’s meeting on Monday. School district leaders and education organizations who attended wished the Arizona Department of Education (ADE) would’ve been more transparent and communicative over the federal government decreasing Arizona’s allocation of Title 1 ...

Recent changes at the Department of Education are causing confusion about student loan repayment. Here's what that means for Arizona.

The Arizona Department of Education (ADE) released a roadmap for reopening schools Monday that creates a "new normal" for students during the pandemic.

The Arizona Board of Education has approved $50 million in new funding requests for school resource officers and counselors.

Former PXU Superintendent and founder of the Arizona Institute for Education and the Economy, Chad Gestson, has published the guidance and shared it with K-12 school leaders across the state.

The Trump administration's recent changes to student loans are causing frustration and confusion for some borrowers. ABC15 is taking a look at how the changes may impact students.

Ever have questions about your rights regarding education records? This short video highlights the key points of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

Sometimes, visualizing data is easy and can look really cool. Other times, these visualizations can actually cause problems and make the data tell different stories. In this episode of Study Hall: Data Lit, Jessica walks us through some of the different types of data visualization and shows us what "Chart Junk" is and how it can create ...

The four-year graduation rate of Arizona’s school districts is 75%. It’s among the lowest in the country, and the rate is declining over time.

In this first episode of Study Hall: Data Literacy, Jessica Pucci talks us through some of the critical vocabulary we'll need to become great Data Analysts. And, she lays out the basic ideas behind what it means to be Data Literate and how we can start looking at information and the world a little differently. Presented by Arizona State ...

Only students between 1st and 8th grades at public and charter schools will be eligible. Parents can request it through the Arizona Department of Education website.

Data is everywhere. We expect it on our computers and in science labs, but it’s also in things like the food we eat, the websites we surf, and the cars we drive. We use it at work, school, or even just scrolling through YouTube. In this 15 episode playlist, your host Jessica Pucci will help us learn to think about the data we're presented ...

Arizona has one of the lowest four-year high school graduation rates in the country. Data from the 2021-22 school year compiled by the federal government reports a graduation rate of 77%.

Annually released data from the Department of Education shows that 37,401 fewer students were enrolled in Arizona schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Apply for and manage the VA benefits and services you’ve earned as a Veteran, Servicemember, or family member—like health care, disability, education, and more.

See which states rely most on federal education funding as Trump proposes eliminating the Department of Education.

The Arizona Department of Education just published a slew of data about the state's schools.

The announcement came on September 5, saying the tutoring would be done with participating school teachers, who would get up to an $8,000 stipend to provide it at their schools.

The four-year graduation rate of Arizona’s school districts is 75%. It’s among the lowest in the country, and the rate is declining over time. According to data from the National Center for Education Statistics, Arizona’s graduation rate ran even with the national rate a decade ago at around 78%.

The Arizona Department of Education released the student assessment figures for the 2024 school year. ABC15 takes a look at the changes between this year and last year.

The Arizona Department of Education on Wednesday announced it is rolling out a new program that will put more police officers in schools, despite a shortage of officers in the state.

3 On Your Side's Susan Campbell explains (while working remotely) what you need to know about applying to unemployment benefits in Arizona.

Voters will be asked to OK school bond and override requests, decide school board members and select the next Maricopa County school superintendent.

A running total regularly updated on the Department of Education’s website shows another 6,000 students have enrolled since the report data ended.

The U.S. Department of Education approved Arizona’s proposal to use American Rescue Plan funds to support K-12 schools and students, 90% of the $862-million available goes directly to schools.

President Donald Trump has promised to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. Here's what that could mean for Arizona.

On Wednesday, the federal Education Department approved $4.5 billion in student loan forgiveness for 261,000 former Ashford University students.

The Arizona Department of Education returned tens of millions of dollars to the federal government after failing to spend them before they expired.

Arizona education officials have just a few months left to allocate more than $1 billion in pandemic-era funding, according to a recent report. According to a June report from the Joint Budget Committee, the Arizona Department of Education has more than $1 billion of pandemic-era funds that remain unspent. If the funds are not designated by the ...

Horne has decided that the Arizona Department of Education will automatically reimburse education voucher purchases for $2,000 or less. Automatically?

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins explains why the U.S. rejected Mexico's request for water delivery, the impact on farmers and whether the president's latest order will affect the USDA lunch program during a wide-ranging interview. Subscribe to Fox Business: https://bit.ly/2D9Cdse Watch more Fox Business Video: https://video ...

How can you tell if your kid's teacher is qualified? Here are five things to know about teacher certification in Arizona.

Here's everything you need to know about school district elections happening in Maricopa County, including info on candidates, bonds and overrides.

2015's Every Student Succeeds Act rolls back much of the federal government's big footprint in education policy.

After failing to create an acceptable plan for the state's career and technical education programming, the Department of Education hired a consultant.

A majority of schools received A's or B's, and six schools received F's.