Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill that would have booted all the elected leaders of a school district if their district went into receivership.

Isaac Elementary must repay the $25 million, with a 6% interest rate, within five years. An earlier version of the agreement ...

Isaac Elementary School District will close two elementary schools due to a financial crisis. Mismanagement of federal COVID-19 relief grants significantly contributed to the district's overspending.

Isaac Elementary School District employees received their overdue paychecks after a financial crisis put the district at risk of closure. The neighboring Tolleson Union High School District agreed ...

But House Bill 2610, introduced by Rep. Matt Gress, R-Phoenix, sought to remove all of Isaac Elementary's school board members from office — and would require the same for any district put into ...

Isaac Tripp Elementary School is a public school located in Scranton, PA, which is in a small city setting. The student population of Isaac Tripp Elementary School is 694 and the school serves K-4.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — After going $22.1 million in debt, the Isaac Elementary School District’s receiver presented his 120-day report to the Arizona Board of Education on Monday. This report ...

Isaac Elementary School District will close two elementary schools due to a financial crisis. Mismanagement of federal COVID-19 relief grants significantly contributed to the district's overspending.

Isaac Elementary School District will close two elementary schools due to a financial crisis. Mismanagement of federal COVID-19 relief grants significantly contributed to the district's overspending.

But House Bill 2610, introduced by Rep. Matt Gress, R-Phoenix, sought to remove all of Isaac Elementary's school board members from office — and would require the same for any district put into ...

Isaac Elementary was placed into state-ordered receivership earlier this year because it drastically overspent its budget, owing more than $28 million to Maricopa County.

Isaac Elementary was placed into state-ordered receivership earlier this year because it drastically overspent its budget, owing more than $28 million to Maricopa County.