Governor Ducey’s Pay-Raise Proposal Splits #RedForEd Coalition
As walkout talks grow, groups beyond the core #RedForEd leaders will have to decide how far they want to push Ducey and the Legislature.
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Accept Raise or Walk Out? #RedForEd Leaders Will Poll Educators This Week
“I don’t know about you, but I can’t walk back into my classroom without getting more for our students in this movement.”
#RedForEd Leaders Question Governor Doug Ducey’s Pay-Raise Plan
“He took a shot at one demand here, and he missed that,” Noah Karvelis said. “And we have four others that he hasn’t even touched upon yet.”
With Walkout Looming, Governor Ducey Offers Teachers a 20 Percent Raise
It’s hard to see this as anything but a sign of the power of #RedForEd.
Today, a Teacher ‘Walk-in.’ Next, a Walkout?
“We will be announcing a walkout date,” said Derek Harris, a teacher at Dietz K-8 School in Tucson.
‘It Broke My Heart:’ Dreamers React to Arizona Supreme Court Tuition Decision
Undocumented students in Arizona are starting to come to terms with what the ruling means for their education.
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Long Division: 65 Years After Segregation, Phoenix Schools Are Separate and Unequal
Nearly two-thirds of students of color attend a highly segregated public school in Phoenix’s divided education system, decades after segregation.
Pride Divide: LGBTQ Activists Briefly Block Phoenix Festival Parade; Attendees Jeer
People who were clearly at the parade for the beads, red solo cups, and party atmosphere yelled at protesters, telling them to go home.
Report: Arizona Soars to 49th in Elementary Teacher Pay – For Now
Before you start to cheer, keep in mind that our new ranking might not last very long.
Arizona Teachers Willing to Set Walkout Date: ‘We Must Do Whatever We Can’
They’re framing a school “walk-in” protest on April 11 as a test run.
Twitter Suspends Former Revenge-Porn Operator, Senate Candidate Craig Brittain
There’s always Facebook.
Arizona Educators Want to Be Paid Like Teachers in Neighboring States
The #RedForEd movement has taken over Arizona schools ever since West Virginia teachers successfully went on strike.
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Arizona Governor Suspends Roadway Tests of Uber’s Self-Driving Cars
In his letter to Uber, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey called the company’s fatal crash “an unquestionable failure” for public safety.
A Cat Got Stuck on a Pole and People in Phoenix Lost Their Minds
Where were you during the Great Cat Panic of 2018?
Just a Small Band of Students Brought 15,000 Together in Phoenix to March for Our Lives
Students from all over Arizona join millions nationwide to demand an end to the gun violence that has terrorized our schools
‘We Need to See Answers:’ Arizona Teachers to Announce Demands Next Week
Their main goal? Securing a living wage and adequate school funding for Arizona teachers, said lead organizer Noah Karvelis.
Today’s Phoenix March for Our Lives: What You Need to Know
Where to show up, the lineup of speakers, and more.
‘Ready, Aim and Shoot!’ School Advertises Nerf Gun Fight Before Gun Protest
Students in Phoenix will march against gun violence the day after Biltmore Preparatory Academy’s “ready, aim, and shoot” event.
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Nine Glendale Schools Closed in the First #RedForEd ‘Sick-Out’
A district spokesperson said that no teachers will be disciplined or punished as a result of the “sick-out.”
Advocates Say Great Hearts is Dropping Discriminatory ‘Sex and Gender’ Policy
“I think they saw how hurtful the old policy was.”
Interior Secretary: Death Penalty for Drug Dealers Could Involve Tribal Communities
Ryan Zinke said that Trump’s leadership on opioids has been “tremendous” during a meeting with Arizona tribal leaders.
Five of the Weirdest Entries Suggested for ADOT’s Road Sign Contest
People had some odd ideas when given the opportunity to write a highway sign message for a captive audience of commuters.