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A total of $32,000 is available each year through the program. The first application deadline is Sept. 1, with a potential second funding round after Jan. 1 if money remains. more
With the start of the 2026-27 school year, Val Reichler officially begins her first year as superintendent of the Fountain Hills Unified School District. Learn more about the district’s new leader … more
From the Grand Canyon to Tonto National Forest, Arizona's public lands can become living classrooms for fourth graders through the free Every Kid Outdoors program, which gives students and their families access to more than 2,000 federal recreation sites nationwide. more
Arizona’s Literacy Plan 2030 is a statewide initiative aimed at ensuring all children read proficiently by third grade through evidence-based instruction and family engagement. The plan addresses persistent literacy gaps with early screening, teacher training and community partnerships. If successful, it could become a national model for improving reading outcomes. more
In Arizona’s classrooms, hunger is a daily barrier to learning — and it may be about to get worse. The sweeping tax and spending package signed by President Trump — formally … more
School districts in Arizona are entering the new academic year under a cloud of uncertainty after the U.S. Department of Education failed to meet a July 1 deadline to distribute $6.2 billion in federal K–12 funding. more

The newly passed bipartisan 2026 Arizona budget delivers a suite of student- and family-focused investments designed to support student success, increase access to meals and childcare, and give … more
The Golden Eagle Education Foundation hosted its annual Senior Recognition Night out of the Fountain Hills Community Center Wednesday, April 30.  GEEF was joined in celebrating the class of … more
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