Schools

By Sammie Ann Wicks It’s no surprise that anything employing the word baccalaureate and its built-in suggestion of academic excellence usually catches an admiring...

By Diana Nelson What led to Angela Ding’s brainy decision to enter one of the world’s top science and engineering competitions? You might say it...

Seton Catholic Prep’s Valeria Juvera Cruz will study in New York City this summer under a program that has welcomed “intellectually adventurous” students to historic learning centers in the U.S., Great Britain, France and Spain for more than 30 years.

By Wrangler News Staff High school graduates across the state are settling in for the next chapter of their lives, but a few area students...

By Wrangler News Staff Two Marcos de Niza High School students took top honors in the 19th annual Valley Metro Design A Transit Wrap Art...

By Noah Kutz Not everyone has the opportunity to watch their food grow from seedlings in the garden to veggies on the plate. For Tempe...

By Diana Nelson Curriculum at Kyrene Middle School is now global, and the community is taking notice. Work is in the final review phase for...

By Diana Nelson Kids at Kyrene del Cielo Elementary School in West Chandler are developing healthier eating habits at the same time they’re learning how to grow...

By Diana Nelson Connecting constituencies, solving problems and reaching maximum potential: It’s the trademark attribute of a consulting firm that has launched the first stage...

By Diana Nelson EDITOR’S NOTE: Scroll down for the complete award-winning essays by Isabella Horton and Andreya Aitchison. Top honoree says her goal in writing...