Phoenix Isaac School District teachers weigh their options as they continue to work without pay
At the Isaac School District in Phoenix, teachers are weighing their options as they work without pay. Earlier this month, the Arizona Board of Education put the district under receivership because it faces a budget shortfall of several million dollars. The district includes 12 schools and serves nearly 5,000 students.
The district cited declining enrollment and "significant budgetary challenges" as reasons why the closures of Heard and ...
A financially troubled Phoenix school district could be getting a lifeline from the federal government, officials announced ...
Isaac Elementary School District workers are expected to hold demonstrations on Jan. 27 amid financial troubles within the ...
Superintendent Tom Horne says the U.S. Department of Education released previously reverted COVID-19 relief funds earmarked ...
Phoenix Union High School District Superintendent Thea Andrade sent a letter to families that the district would be hosting ...
The Isaac Elementary School District in Phoenix will receive federal funding amid its financial crisis. Superintendent of ...
The troubled Isaac Elementary School District in Phoenix got a $6 million infusion from the feds as the county says it's $28 million in debt. It obviously won't cover the entire deficit ...
Lawmakers intend to keep Isaac's schools open for the remainder of the school year amidst the financial crisis.
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