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Jan. 8th shooting victim, Ron Barber, works with schools to find solutions to cyberbullying.
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9 On Your Side Education Watch:
SB 1061 gives district officials the ability to opt out of the National School Lunch Program, which recently unveiled rules for healthier lunches.
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Activists want them returned to the schools. TUSD says they're already there.
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Since cyberbullying is a relatively new phenomenon, KGUN9 OYS found out that Arizona's two state laws may be too vague.
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Arizona’s charter schools are now facing tougher scrutiny, but one Tucson school is worried that at-risk students get left behind.
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Experts say it's not easy reaching the source of the problem -- the bullies and their parents.
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The Nine On Your Side team dropped in on the Ha-San Prepatory and Leadership School recently.
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9OYS Wants to Know:
4 Tucson kids dead at their own hands from cyberbullying. What in the world is going on? 9OYS finds the social media craze is putting kids at risk.
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Nine On Your Side on Saturday Nights is proud to present the continuation of a very special series featuring Southern Arizona High Schools.
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Gabby Saucedo Mercer, a vocal supporter of SB 1070 and opponent of TUSD's Mexican American Studies program, is challenging the Congressman's claim that the MAS does not violate state law.
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Just a day after students walked out of class in protest of the Ethnic Studies ruling, they are taking matters into their own hands. Instead of going to their regular classes, ...
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Viewers' Voice:
Some protest organizers attempt to block students' access to the media. This updated story contains a new comment from an ethnic studies scholar explaining why.
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9OYS Education Watch:
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus is asking the U.S. Dept. of Education's Office for Civil Rights to investigate.
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9OYS Education Watch:
The Tucson Unified School District has released a statement claiming they have not banned any books as reported by several local blogs.
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9OYS Investigates:
TUSD has long denied it. But now a program founder admits that teaching the art of protest was a key component of ethnic studies all along.
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TUSD moved immediately to end the classes. Arizona's School Superintendent says he'll take steps to ensure compliance before formally waiving millions in fines.
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9OYS Education Watch:
Facing the loss of almost 15 million dollars in state funding, the TUSD board voted four to one Tuesday night to kill the district's controversial Mexican American Studies program.
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The district's decision to end Ethnic Studies or continue to fight could decide if the State Superintendent will continue his plan to fine TUSD almost $15 million.
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9OYS Education Watch:
The state's education boss says TUSD is teaching Latinos that they "have been and continue to be oppressed by a Caucasian majority."
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Did the new board member shift the balance of power to members who want to change or abolish the program?
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