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9OYS Education Watch:
Dozens of Cholla High School ethnic studies students walk out of class. A four-mile march leads to much shouting, but only a brief dialogue.
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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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Teachers were ordered to remove books from classrooms at some TUSD high schools. The order came from the Arizona Department of Education as part of the ruling to end Mexican American ...
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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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Viewers' Voice:
In an avalanche of feedback, KGUN9 viewers exchange heated views over TUSD's now-canceled Mexican-American studies program.
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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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9OYS Continuing Coverage: Ethnic Studies:
The administrative law judge plans to rule on whether or not he'll accept State Superintendent John Huppenthal's deposition as testimony. If not, he could order Huppenthal to testify in person.
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9 On Your Side Education Watch:
The eleven teachers who have already filed a lawsuit against state claiming the law to ban ethnic studies is unconstitutional, also plan to immediately file a federal injunction to stop the ...
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9 On Your Side Education Watch:
TUSD State Superintendent Dr. John Pedicone testified he witnessed students, while conducting his own investigation, who were engaged in critical thinking as opposed to being taught ethnic solidarity.
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9 On Your Side Education Watch:
TUSD Board President Mark Stegeman says damaging testimony could cost the district $15 million in funding for violating the state's law that bans Ethnic Studies.
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9OYS Continuing Coverage: Ethnic Studies Battle:
John White's attack on ethnic studies has outraged some -- but he insists he did nothing inappropriate.
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If you thought the drama over TUSD's ethnic studies program was over, think again. On Tuesday evening, another incident of meeting mayhem.
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The State Department of Education has found TUSD's ethnic studies program in violation of state law. What happens now?
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Reporter: Craig Smith Web Producer: Layla Tang
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Reporter: Craig Smith Web Producer: Ina Ronquillo, Brian Pryor
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Reporter: Claire Doan
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Reporter: Steve Nuñez, Tammy Vo Web Producer: Layla Tang
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Reporter: Ileana Diaz Web Producer: Laura Rios, Layla Tang
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