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Alexandra Hardle

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K-12 education reporter for @azcentral / GW alum / aspiring drummer. Prev: @AberdeenNews. ahardle@gannett.com. RTs ≠ endorsements.
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Arizona eases school voucher reimbursement rule after lawsuit

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By Alexandra Hardle Verified
| Roswell Daily Record Verified
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has agreed to roll back a school voucher oversight requirement her office previously defended, settling a lawsuit that makes it easier for families to obtain reimbursement for supplies through the state's Empowerment Scholarship Account program.
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Arizona eases ESA reimbursement rule after Goldwater Institute lawsuit

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By Alexandra Hardle Verified, Stacey Barchenger Verified
| AZCentral | The Arizona Republic Verified
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has agreed to roll back a school voucher oversight requirement her office previously defended, settling a lawsuit that makes it easier for families to obtain reimbursement for supplies through the state's Empowerment Scholarship Account program.
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Mesa schools reverse policy barring criticism after legal pressure

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By Alexandra Hardle Verified
| AZCentral | The Arizona Republic Verified
June 26, 2026, 5:01 a.m. MT Arizona’s largest school district backed off a policy limiting public criticism after a conservative think tank warned it violated the First Amendment. The board on June 25 voted to change the policy, which previously allowed people to praise board and staff members but not criticize them. In April, the Goldwater Institute sent a letter to Mesa Public Schools asking the district to reconsider a policy prohibiting “personal attacks."
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