Schools are ranked on their performance on state-required tests, graduation and how well they prepare students for college.

$17 million energy efficiency project breaks ground this summer

The program helps students stay on top of their studies.

KOLD News 13 would like to recognize those students for their achievements.

Staying calm while teaching at home

Participating students should submit a video nomination to highlight teachers that are going above and beyond by implementing creative virtual instruction and engaging students in innovative ways.

With Arizona schools closed through Friday, March 27, districts in the Tucson area are offering free meals to students.

School closures due to COVID-19 have turned parents and guardians around the world into homeschoolers.

Twenty-eight buses have been equipped with mobile hotspots.

The museum will release a weekly schedule of interactive classes.

Local high schoolers are making the most of their last days of the year, even if it's happening at home.

The district canceled graduations and school dances to help combat COVID-19.

Applies to public schools, both district and charter.

The move was passed unanimously.

Meals will be distributed Monday through Friday through April 10

The head of Arizona schools is hoping for business as usual for the most part for students, teachers and staff at state schools.

Teachers are trained to sanitize any high-touch areas in their classrooms.

Class will be delayed and moved to online instruction "wherever possible."

The university's president issued the announcement in a school-wide letter Wednesday afternoon.

The program offers free meals to students across the district.

City Shaders only Arizona representative chosen to compete

Historic school coming back as tuition free public charter school in August

Invest in Education needs more than 230,000 signatures by a July 2 deadline to appear on the 2020 ballot.

Jesus Francisco Villa allegedly exposed himself to students at the PCC Desert Vista Campus.

The institute is one of many across the country closing its doors this year.

The Refinery will provide office space for small-to-midsize tech-focused businesses and organizations

SARSEF uses science, engineering to inspire students to think critically

Objects too small for human eye to see appear large enough to fly through

Students will no longer be able to incur debt for school meals.

TUSD maintains the campus, so students don't have to leave the district for the services they need.

Researchers wanted to help better understand the relationship between gun ownership and personal well-being.

Busby said the students learned block coding and how to make a circuit to have electricity and lights in the clothing pieces.

Industry hopes participants will end up becoming recruits

Students in the Catalina Foothills High School robotics club saw a challenge, took it on and conquered it.

The student allegedly brought a BB gun to Marana High on Friday, Jan. 24.

Gov. Doug Ducey proposed a $12.3 billion spending plan Friday that would send more money to Arizona’s best-performing and poorest schools while boosting the budget for repairing schools and building new ones.

Depression, anxiety rates rising among students

Participants will have plenty of classroom experience by the end 17-month program.

Individuals can contribute up to $200 or $400 when filing jointly.

ASTEC gives students world class learning environment

Tucson is getting a new park designed for those on the autism spectrum.

After Shay died, Dr. Hammer wanted to know more than ever what was wrong.

As construction on new school continues, students allowed to sign beam

KOLD Investigates requested the number of assaults on teachers during the last two school years for a dozen districts across southern Arizona.

Two winners from ASU took home the 2019 Regents' Cup.

The UAPD said shots were fired and two men were seen in the wash east of Campbell Farms East.

The newest murals can be found outside Grijalva and Ochoa elementary schools.

Hospitality, health and STEM programs to benefit

The university says the fraternity violated the Student Code of Conduct related to hazing, health and safety.

The Native Students Outreach, Access and Resiliency (SOAR) group claims President Robbins made offensive comments toward the group.

TUSD is hosting a School Choice Fair

105th homecoming events run through Nov. 2

Thirty-one states, including Arizona, saw a drop in reading skills.

Each class group came up with ideas for activities for students to play, see or interact with.

This $1 million granting is believed to be the largest donation to Arizona teachers.

Students are expected to be released from school at the end of classes and buses to run as usual.

Parents at Mesquite Elementary to get special thermometer

Schools superintendent will announce appointment by Nov. 1