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Yuma County teens will have a chance to win prizes and have their art distributed statewide at Rural Arizona Engagement's annual sticker design contest Thursday.
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Yuma Union High School District students will need to register before school resumes on Tuesday, July 29.
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District One is awaiting asbestos testing results for a staff-only room in Palmcroft. Its summer camp is safe to continue, but the summer food program will continue at other locations.
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The Trump administration's move to withhold over $6B in federal education funding affects Yuma and La Paz, too. Yuma Superintendent of Schools Tom Hurt and districts from both counties respond.
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Arizona Western College held its inaugural Future Matadors summer camp for ninth through 11th grade students in June through the TRIO Talent Search Program.
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The Yuma Union High School District will be offering free sports physicals to student athletes at an event next month.
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More than an estimated $118 million in federal K-12 funding has been withheld from Arizona schools. Arizona's Mark Kelly and Greg Stanton are demanding the funds be released.
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Families of children in grades K-8 can access info and resources, receive free school supplies and vaccines.
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As Congress rushes to vote on the "Big Beautiful Bill," students and education advocates urge support for Senate's Pell provisions, which would preserve college access for majority of AWC students.
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The first week of the Humane Society of Yuma's summer camp was focused on "Being Good to Our Pets" for kids ages 7 through 9.