Local Education/Sports News

This is an opportunity to explore the school and discover the educational opportunities it provides. 

J.O. Combs will be recruiting for a variety of vacancies, including certified teachers, substitutes, coaches, paraprofessionals, support staff, psychologists and bus drivers. Job seekers are encouraged to bring copies of their resume and dress professionally as on-site interviews will be conducted.

Updates multiple academic initiatives for 2024

The Higley Unified School District will continue to prioritize positive student outcomes through strategic resource allocation and ensuring that every dollar spent contributes to the benefit of its students, preparing them for limitless opportunities.

As parents, we have a responsibility to ensure our children have the proper support to achieve and maintain grade-level reading skills. Research shows that students who are not reading proficiently by the end of the third grade are less likely to graduate high school, which makes sense when you consider that reading comprehension is expected starting in fourth grade.

This is a rare opportunity for local tennis fans as the Arizona Tennis Classic returns to the Phoenix metropolitan area next week at the historic Phoenix Country Club. This classic will showcase 10 players ranked in the world’s top 50, along with some of the brightest young talent in the sport.

During the month of March, Queen Creek Unified School District celebrates the skills and achievements of its students and music programs, which foster creativity and inspire students to excel.

This is a chance to interact and interview with schools within the district from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Queen Creek Unified School District Office.

Surpassing their initial goal of 45 donors, this event achieved an impressive 137% of the blood product goal. The potential impact of these donations is substantial, potentially saving up to 97 lives in the local community’s hospitals.

Higley Unified School District’s Business and Community Partner Breakfast brought dozens of local business and community leaders together to network with schools and learn more about the district's programs.