PHOENIX — On this week’s AZ Political Podcast, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne joins to discuss several topics involving Arizona schools. First, Horne discusses the latest with the ESA ...

This week on the AZ Political Podcast, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne joined me to respond to a jab from his Republican primary opponent, Kimberly Yee. For context, in a previous ...

I’m not yet prepared to call Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne incompetent, though I’d have to admit, he’s recently made a very good case for himself. The Arizona Republic’s Nick ...

The Arizona Court of Appeals denied Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne’s appeal on his initial lawsuit against school districts that allowed English language learners to participate in ...

One affluent Gilbert family thought so – and fought the Department of Education to get it reimbursed. State Schools Chief Tom Horne, a vocal supporter of Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, ...

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne repeatedly misrepresented key facts about the federal grant process while speaking to state lawmakers during a recent Joint Legislative Audit ...

A conservative think tank is suing the state of Arizona over a recent change to the school voucher program that requires parents to tie supplemental materials, including books, pencils and calculators ...

Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne’s office has been in crisis mode this week over allegations that his staffers have been doing campaign work on the public dime. First, on Monday, the resignation ...

School Superintendent Tom Horne has reached his expiration date. His abandonment of the Constitution in favor of bowing to the word police is straight out of 1984. It seems obvious, but I'll say it ...

School letter grades are increasingly out of sync with how much students are actually learning, the analysis shows. Last year ...

Arizona State Board of Education member Kathy Wiebke was an Arizona native and spent more than 42 years in public education.