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Annual celebration shares STEM with community. See more local education news here
Even rainy weather couldn’t dampen the excitement for the sixth annual Flagstaff Community STEM Celebration at the Northern Arizona University Walkup Skydome Monday night.
Senate panel approves bill to allow loaded firearms on campus. See more state education news here
It’s billed by proponents as a way moms can defend themselves from attackers while dropping their children off at school. But legislation that cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday on a 4-3 party-line vote also would permit high schoolers who are at least 18 to bring and keep loaded weapons in their vehicles. And that alarmed some foes of HB 2693 who said it creates the opportunity for what starts out as a spat among students to quickly escalate if one goes out to the parking lot to retrieve the weapon.
This city is short of teachers. It’s tapping immigrants to help. See more national education news here
As many small cities see growing racial diversity and shortages of professionals – including teachers – local governments are asking: What role might immigrants play?
NAZ Today ‘Teacher of the Week — Maggie McCorkle’ of Sinagua Middle School
Teacher of the week, Maggie McCorkle, leads a classroom that is based on honesty and transparency to create a positive culture at Sinagua Middle School. She became a teacher so she could be there for people, by giving them knowledge or emotional support. She wants to create an environment where students are comfortable.
More events planned in recognition of April as Child Abuse Prevention Month
Spaces filling fast so RSVP soon for 2019 Child Abuse Prevention Conference and Luncheon on April 18
In recognition of April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, the following events are planned for Coconino County:
