Education Solutions

In this week's Arizona Edition, Kimberly Clark is investing in Yuma, San Luis teens help seniors combat loneliness and more stories from the KAWC Newsroom.

Yuma Catholic High School welcomed nearly 600 students for its first day of classes Wednesday, marking record enrollment as students and staff shared their excitement for the new school year.

Both Kofa and Cibola high schools are resuming in-person instruction this week after air conditioning repairs necessitated campus closures.

Cibola and Kofa high school students began the school year online Tuesday after separate air-conditioning failures disrupted both campuses amid extreme heat.

Kofa High School students will begin the school year online Tuesday while the district installs a temporary chiller to address air-conditioning problems on campus.

Arizona Complete Health has awarded a $150K grant to Arizona Western College, Sunset Health and Onvida Health. The grant will support scholarships, clinical training and credentialing opportunities.

On this week's Arizona Edition, we share the latest results from the 2026 primary election in Yuma County and Arizona, Hobbs visits and the New Vida Birthing Center in San Luis.

The Yuma Union High School District, in partnership with Onvida Health, is holding a no-cost sports physical event this Friday, July 31, at Somerton High School for the first 180 student athletes.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs discussed education, school vouchers and rising costs during a campaign stop in Yuma's Chile Pepper restaurant.

As Yuma students head back to school, many families have been feeling the financial strain of back-to-school shopping. Earlier this month, one community event helped ease those costs.

The Yuma Union High School District is holding registration events at each of its campuses starting Thursday, July 23.

This week, we remind you who's running for mayor and council in Yuma, one resident explains why voting matters and we hear from the principal at Desert View Academy.