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A student works on a laptop at University High School in Tucson, March 2019.

TUSD expedites laptop order to support at-home online learning

Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo also discusses his hopes the district can hold graduation ceremonies in May.
A row of empty lockers in a hallway at Marana Middle School.

Extended school closures expose digital divide among Arizona families

A discussion with schools chief Kathy Hoffman about the challenges students face.

Full-Time Kid Collection on PBS LearningMedia

Full-Time Kid is all about being arts, crafts, and experiments perfect for kids of all ages!

Staying Calm During Crisis: 5 Tips for Self Care

Ways teachers can find calm to get through digital school and the virus scare.

At-Home Learning Tips From an Educator Mom

During this time of at-home learning, rest assured, you can do this!
Students and families receive packaged meals from Tucson Unified School District workers who are distributing meals along the district's bus routes during closures associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

TUSD distributes thousands of meals in Grab-and-Go program

Students sent home because of the COVID-19 pandemic can still receive breakfast and lunch from their districts.
A line of lockers at a high school.

Arizona schools will stay closed through the end of the school year

Gov. Doug Ducey and Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman made the announcement Monday morning.
Children's toys.

Advice to parents: Listen, be flexible and cut yourselves a break

A school psychology professor offers suggestions to parents during school closures related to the new coronavirus.
At Home Learning, a partnership between Arizona Public Media and Arizona PBS, will provide free at-home curriculum and daily programming for PreK through grade 12.

At Home Learning

In partnership with Arizona PBS, Arizona Public Media is providing free weekly curriculum and programming for Arizona at-home learners which adheres to Arizona's state curriculum.

3 Ways to Turn Your Classroom Remote in a Hurry

Here are three ways to get started teaching your classes remotely

Use PBS LearningMedia to Support Distance Learning

Plan for a variety of scenarios in response to the global COVID-19 health crisis.
This transmission electron microscope image shows SARS-CoV-2—also known as 2019-nCoV, the virus that causes COVID-19—isolated from a patient in the U.S.

Virus Information and Prevention for Educators

From the common cold to coronavirus, these videos, interactive lessons, and discussion questions offer a variety of ways to introduce the topic to students.
A line of lockers at a high school.

Initiative filed to block Arizona school voucher expansions

The voter initiative would cap growth on the state's school voucher program and put in place several other limits.
A view of the White House at night.

Federal budget proposes cuts to scholarships for Indigenous students

Trump administration has again proposed cutting scholarship funds within the Bureau of Indian Education.
A school bus.

Ducey funding plan for low-performing schools gets first legislative approval

Project Rocket determines per-pupil funding at schools given lower grades by the Education Department.
Experts recommend the M-CHAT-R test, which is taken by the parents of children 16 to 30 months of age, to detect autism and other communication and behavioral disorders.

Hispanic children less often diagnosed with autism, CDC says

Behavioral health experts say that's due in part to cultural barriers and lack of awareness.

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