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Gilbert sisters Jonnie and Brookie perform their character counts assembly Kids CAN Make a Difference for thousands of students each month. Jonnie, 15, performs at a character counts assembly. The Gilbert teenager has been performing since she was 5.

EDUCATION: Radio Disney sisters perform at Waggoner Elementary

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Gilbert teenagers and Radio Disney stars Jonnie and Brookie hyped up students at Kyrene C.I. Waggoner Elementary School Friday afternoon using pink guitars, cool songs and character-building activities....

Selena Lammers (left) and Beth Smith review their notes during a visit to Altadena Middle School on Feb. 22. Lammers and Smith were part of a team touring Kyrene district schools to observe their use of technology.

EDUCATION: Teaching with Technology

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Beth Smith, a New Mexico elementary school principal, wanted to see what the Kyrene School District’s Teaching with Technology Project (KTTP) was all about, so she joined 20 other Rio Rancho School District employees and traveled to Arizona Feb. 20-22...

SCHOOL NOTES (updated Tuesday, Feb. 26)

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Mountain Pointe band performance...

Rev. Oscar Tillman speaks to students at Kyrene de la Estrella Elementary School on Wednesday about his experiences growing up in the South during the era of segregation.

Celebrating Black History Month

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Kyrene de la Estrella Elementary School fifth-graders embraced Black History Month to the fullest this year, even marching the school’s halls to re-enact Dr. Martin Luther King’s 1963 Civil Rights Movement march....

Runner, walkers and strollers burst through the starting line at Saturday's Ahwatukee Has Heart 5K run near Ahwatukee Country Club.

Ahwatukee Has Heart

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Ahwatukee Park overflowed with thousands of lively community members celebrating health and wellness last Saturday at the first Ahwatukee Has Heart festival....

Brad and Keith Simons, with their sister Kelly, went to Cerritos Elementary School, AltadeƱa Middle School and Desert Vista High School in Ahwatukee Foothills. From a young age the brothers focused on getting strong math and science backgrounds.

Ahwatukee brothers watch benefits of math and science add up

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If the subjects math and science make you cringe, a guaranteed job with an average starting salary of $55,000 fresh out of college might change your mind....

David Godfrey, a home-schooled Ahwatukee Foothills resident, was one of 10 local students chosen to attend the Honeywell Scholars Presidential Classroom program next month.

10 local students selected to attend national program in D.C.

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Honeywell has awarded 10 Ahwatukee Foothills students scholarships to join 418 others from 31 states and 31 countries in attending the Honeywell Scholars Presidential Classroom program March 2-8 in Washington D.C....

Hundreds celebrate the survivors who took the first lap at this year’s Relay for Life of Ahwatukee in the Desert Vista High School stadium.

Desert Vista to host Relay for Life

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Two weeks into summer vacation, junior Ashley McDermott was told, “You have cancer.” Hodgkin’s lymphoma to be exact....

Brenden Hilgers uses a mini-tramp to leap over a stack of mats Wednesday at Kyrene Monte Vista Elementary's Jump Rope for Heart.

Jump rope for heart

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Eight Kyrene School District schools in Ahwatukee Foothills celebrated Valentine’s Day Feb. 13-15 by jumping rope in P.E. class for the American Heart Association....

Members of Desert Vista High School’s chapter of STAND held a Dash for Darfur Saturday to not only raise money but increase awareness about places around the world suffering from genocide.

Dashing for Darfur

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Desert Vista High School’s STAND group hosted their second Dash for Darfur 5K run/walk Saturday morning, raising over $4,000 for the Genocide-Intervention Network’s Civilian Protection Program....

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