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Three candidates seek two seats on Paradise Valley Unified governing board

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By Stacy Mantle
| Daily Independent Verified
By Stacy Mantle Mail Paradise Valley Unified School District voters will choose two new governing board members this November after Board President Tony Pantera and board member Sandra Christensen opted not to seek reelection. The election marks a significant leadership transition for the five-member governing board.
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Arizona teaching changing focus as AI gains foothold

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By Stacy Mantle
| Pinal Central Verified
Editor’s note: This story was first reported at The Daily Independent with financial support from the Arizona Local News Foundation. Tablets, laptops and online learning platforms have long become standard tools in many schools. Now schools are rapidly integrating artificial intelligence is also as part of the educational landscape by helping students brainstorm ideas, summarize information and receive personalized academic support.
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America at 250: Preparing Students for the Next 250 Years

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By Stacy Mantle
| Scottsdale Independent Verified
By Stacy Mantle Mail When delegates gathered in Philadelphia in 1776, none of them could have imagined that automobiles, airplanes, smart phones, the internet and AI was just around the corner. Today, as the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, educators face a similar challenge: Preparing students for a future that is nearly impossible to predict. The jobs many students will hold in adulthood may not yet even exist.
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