Mesa Public Schools Announces Layoffs Due to Declining Enrollment
February 11, 2025
Arizona’s largest public school district is laying off staff due to declining enrollment, affecting funding and budgets.
Arizona’s largest public school district is laying off staff due to declining enrollment, affecting funding and budgets.
An area near Pine Flats south of Mayer remains under evacuation due to the Brady Fire, which is 0% contained.
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