School safety

New technology will connect teachers at Mohave County schools directly to law enforcement. Schools can then provide real-time information to emergency responders so they can approach critical incidents with the right resources.

The recommendations include dropping requirements to allow retired law enforcement to work as school resource officers and adding mental health professionals.

These new officers will receive less training than traditional school resource officers, who typically get 40 hours of training. Instead, they will take eight hours of asynchronous training on things unique to the school environment.

A 13-year-old Cottonwood boy is facing serious charges after he allegedly threatened classmates, saying they were on a “kill list.”

Authorities in Kingman say a high school student accidentally shot and injured another student on a school bus.

Some schools and public work agencies are on a 2-hour delayed start Thursday, February 24, 2022, following a major snow storm across northern Arizona.

Flagstaff Unified School District officials say they’re preparing multiple learning options for students as classes are set to begin next week amid the…

The investigative unit at the Arizona Department of Education says it has handled an increase in sexual and other misconduct claims against teachers.Chief…

Arizona police officers will receive special training in "de-escalation" tactics when responding to calls of bullying and fist fights at middle and high…

Police in Prescott Valley say they've arrested a student who allegedly threatened his high school.They say the 15-year-old boy is accused of making a…