
Arizona School Faces Death Threats Over Math Joke Costume
A high school in Vail, Arizona, received over 3,000 hateful messages and death threats after a Halloween photo of teachers wearing "Problem Solved" T-shirts was misinterpreted online.
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A high school in Vail, Arizona, received over 3,000 hateful messages and death threats after a Halloween photo of teachers wearing "Problem Solved" T-shirts was misinterpreted online.

Phoenix Union High School District will cut staff positions to address a projected $35 million budget shortfall caused by a 3,000-student drop in enrollment.

Ten Arizona colleges and universities are set to lose over $13 million in federal grants, forcing the shutdown of critical student support programs.

Gilbert Public Schools is considering closing Pioneer Elementary and redrawing school boundaries, reflecting a wider trend of declining enrollment in the region.

A 14-year-old Arizona boy was removed from basketball tryouts after a clerical error on his birth certificate listed him as female, prompting the school district to demand chromosome testing.

A student at a Cottonwood elementary school is in custody after a parent reported threatening messages found on a cellphone to the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office.

A new report reveals a 37% chronic absenteeism rate in Arizona high schools, which the state's education chief calls "catastrophic."

The University of Arizona confirmed a 19% drop in first-year student enrollment for fall 2025, driven by fewer out-of-state and international students.

An Arizona family is fighting a public school district that refuses to honor their 17-year-old son's medically advised 'do not resuscitate' (DNR) order.

The U.S. Department of Education is cutting over $250 million for Hispanic Serving Institutions, a move that will directly impact 20 colleges in Arizona.

For the second straight year, Arizona's public education system has been ranked last in the nation, cited for low funding, poor student outcomes, and safety concerns.

A new study reveals 86% of civics educators fear classroom controversy, leading to widespread self-censorship and impacting students' civic skills.