Parents and community members have an opportunity to get the Bondurant experience for a reduced rate. As an added bonus, proceeds from the upcoming fundraiser will go to the Kyrene de los Cerritos Parent-Teacher Organization.

Parents and community members have an opportunity to get the Bondurant experience for a reduced rate. As an added bonus, proceeds from the upcoming fundraiser will go to the Kyrene de los Cerritos Parent-Teacher Organization.

Two neighborhood academies are accepting applications for a series of classes in Chandler designed to promote successful and sustainable neighborhoods by providing information, education, networking and leadership development opportunities.

February 20, 2005

They had their common sense tested, their psyches probed, their integrity and honor questioned and their bodies punished.

February 20, 2005

Closed schools in Tempe could become a theological college, a day care, a community center, or a hub for small business training and networking under ideas presented to the Tempe Elementary School District.

With more than $1.36 million in grants to 178 different charitable organizations throughout Arizona this year, Phoenix Suns Charities marks a milestone of more than $11.6 million in donations since its 1988 inception.

With more than $1.36 million in grants to 178 different charitable organizations throughout Arizona this year, Phoenix Suns Charities marks a milestone of more than $11.6 million in donations since its 1988 inception.

With more than $1.36 million in grants to 178 different charitable organizations throughout Arizona this year, Phoenix Suns Charities marks a milestone of more than $11.6 million in donations since its 1988 inception.

Freedom Writer Tony Becerra recently spoke with students at Mesa’s Academy With Community Partners. Becerra shared his experience being a member of the "Freedom Writers," a group of Long Beach High School freshmen in the 1990s who wrote about living in a gang-ridden area of Los Angeles. Their story was told in a book and movie starring Hilary Swank.

This year’s Back to School special section would not have been possible without the support of so many businesses and schools in the East Valley. We know every dollar counts these days, and we appreciate you choosing to advertise in our newspaper.

East Valley schools will take on new programs thanks to learning grants awarded by SRP. More than $124,000 was awarded for math and science projects in 29 schools.

“Lost Boy” Peter Angon spoke at Mesa’s Academy with Community Partners last month, telling his story of survival. The Lost Boys were children who travelled miles — mostly alone — to escape war in Sudan.

Rather than spending their corporate incentive trip on the beach, three Academy Mortgage Corporation businessmen from Chandler spent it serving others in Guatemala.

Representatives from more than 30 businesses and community organizations met Sept. 15 in recognition of their role in the new Tempe/Kyrene Business Advisory Council, a program designed to partner the business and education communities in order to achieve community goals.

Representatives from more than 30 businesses and community organizations met Sept. 15 in recognition of their role in the new Tempe/Kyrene Business Advisory Council, a program designed to partner the business and education communities in order to achieve community goals.

Representatives from more than 30 businesses and community organizations met Sept. 15 in recognition of their role in the new Tempe/Kyrene Business Advisory Council, a program designed to partner the business and education communities in order to achieve community goals.

Board OKs academy's move to Saguaro

In a review of its 2010 charitable cash donations, event sponsorships and in-kind standbys, Southwest Ambulance announced it had contributed to more than 250 local events and organizations in central Arizona. The company also commended its employees for their personal commitment to improving the communities in which they live and work by volunteering at hundreds of events and serving on dozens of community boards.

Times and dates for high school graduations throughout the East Valley.

Scottsdale leaders Tuesday balked at a recommendation to take away school district control over money used to pay for prevention programs for student drug, grief and behavioral issues.