A Guide to Cyberbullying Prevention

As you may very well know, living in the digital age comes with continually evolving challenges; as an adult looking to keep children in the community safe, threats exist beyond physical spaces. Cyberbullying — which takes place via social media, text, email, and other digital platforms — affects nearly 60% of children and teens today in the US. READ MORE

New Arizona law requires public schools to expand recess from one period daily to twice a day for students in kindergarten through third grade.READ MORE

The mob marched the miners – mostly immigrants from Mexico and Eastern Europe who had struck Phelps Douglas seeking safer conditions – to the town’s baseball field before forcing the men into filthy cattle cars and shipping them 200 miles to Tres Hermanas, New Mexico, with little food or water. There, they were taken off the train and told to never return to Bisbee.READ MORE

Next week is forecast to be a scorcher in the Valley, and city officials are asking for more water donations to help those in need.READ MORE

ArtVille Academy returns to the i.d.e.a. Museum in August for an engaging eight-week curriculum focusing on literacy, art, sciecne and math! READ MORE

Predators play a huge role in the wild. But how much do you know about them? What do you know about the tiger?READ MORE

Here’s a secret: everyone, and I mean everyone, is returning to school with some form of anxiety!READ MORE

A column on mental health by Cathexis, 6280 E. Pima Street, Suite 100

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For most of our lives in the Sonoran Desert, the ocean is but a distant destination. But our decisions made during our daily routines can seriously affect the oceans around the world. But how can you help protect the oceans?

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None of the eight Arizona students at the Scripps National Spelling Bee made the list of 41 finalists who will vie for the national title, but they tried to "relish the experience" of being among the 519 spellers.READ MORE