Challenges in Scaling Effective High-Dosage Tutoring Post-Pandemic
August 25, 2025
Research suggests tutoring offers significant benefits, but challenges in implementation hinder widespread success in schools.
Research suggests tutoring offers significant benefits, but challenges in implementation hinder widespread success in schools.
A pilot program in Tucson will launch an outdoor facility offering temporary sleeping space for the homeless.
Arizona’s Water Infrastructure Finance Authority evaluates proposals to increase water supply amid funding debates.
The Trump administration plans to review documents of all 55 million foreign citizens with U.S. visas for continuous vetting.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is assessing running mates for his independent governor campaign but isn’t in a hurry to decide.
Democratic candidate Adelita Grijalva and Republican Daniel Butierez debate for Arizona’s 7th Congressional District.
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Dwelling on Trump’s dangers feels like contemplating mortality—unsettling yet ever-present. Newsom’s social media mocks offer catharsis.
Mike Rogers, once a Trump critic, now embraces MAGA views, shifting on issues like James Comey and cryptocurrency to align with Trump supporters.
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The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission has adopted new wolf hunting and trapping regulations, aiming to lower the state’s wolf population with a statewide quota and expanded hunting tools.
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