The Arizona School Boards Association is leaving the National School Boards Association, ASBA Executive Director Sheila Harrison-Williams wrote Wednesday in a letter to NSBA Executive Director John Heim.  “While we continue to believe that there is value in a national ...

A new bill would put school board elections on partisan ballots, forcing board candidates to declare a party affiliation. 

Some Arizona lawmakers say a court ruling that will limit adding policy provisions to budget bills could make for a very different session next year, and possibly a longer one. 

ASBA compared its policy services to a Microsoft Word subscription and said that its model policies are its intellectual property.

A new organization calling itself a nonpartisan school board association is headed by Republican activists, including the first vice chair and treasurer of the Republican Party of Arizona, and the daughter of the chairwoman. 

Rep. Frank Pratt died on Tuesday. 

A teacher and a school district want a judge to decide whether a new law that bans school districts from requiring face masks takes effect now or later.

Students and teachers at Arizona schools are no longer going to be required by the state to wear masks.

Fortunately, doing what’s best for students is also usually best for the economy. Arizona’s public schools are not the enemy. They are the way to restore public trust and confidence, and the surest sign that Arizona is coming back. We can come back weaker, or we can come back stronger.

The head of the House Education Committee wants the Department of Education to turn loose $85 million to help forestall anticipated teacher layoffs.