Arizona Education Dept. Warns of Funding Loss Over DEI Standards
October 24, 2025
The Arizona Department of Education is pressing for the removal of diversity language in teaching standards or risk funds.
The Arizona Department of Education is pressing for the removal of diversity language in teaching standards or risk funds.
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