The Arizona Legislature is pushing a bill that could forgive up to $100,000 in student loans for veterinarians. But the catch is they need to graduate after Jan. 1, 2023, and work at a nonprofit shelter or agricultural practice that has a shortage.

A proposal to overhaul the way schools are funded in Arizona is under consideration in the Arizona Legislature.

State lawmakers are considering a proposal that would require Arizona public school teachers to post much of what they use in the classroom online. But teachers are split in their reactions.

Among other things, the agreement seeks to help train indigenous women as health promoters in their communities, according to a Sonoran state release.

The vast majority of schools in the state are already up and running, but some still need rehabilitation work because many schools were vandalized during their prolonged pandemic closures.

A GOP plan to avoid a voter referendum on $2 billion in income tax cuts — primarily benefiting Arizona’s wealthiest — is stuck unless one Republican’s conditions are met.
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A bill that would require schools to make curricula materials available to parents ahead of time, has passed an Arizona House committee on a party-line vote.

A last-minute proposal to overhaul Arizona’s K-12 school funding formula sailed through a House committee vote on Monday morning, even as school leaders were still trying to grasp the full impact of a measure that could reduce funding for dozens of school districts.

A proposal to revamp school funding in the state has been a topic of discussion over the last number of years, both at the state Capitol and at the ballot box. And in a column over the weekend, Bob Robb of the Republic makes the case for a grand bargain of sorts, including both tax cuts and increased funding for schools.