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Fifth grade students at Desert Vista Elementary School in Apache Junction wrapped up 2019 sharing their Gifted Projects. Paul Henry created a lava lamp. He used vegetable oil, tonic water and Alka-Seltzer.

The nation's top scholastic yearbooks were recognized Dec. 19 by the National Scholastic Press Association and the 2019 Cactus Canyon book has been named one of 12 finalists in the middle school/high school division.

Apache Junction Unified School District is seeking sponsors for their second annual Teacher of the Year and Rookie Teacher of the Year celebration.

Five cadets from Apache Junction High School's Navy JROTC Program were recently selected to attend an Armed Forces Officers Day Luncheon at Scottsdale's McCormick Ranch.

Dia Granillo proved the power of the pen (or keyboard) in a grand way when she recently captured first place against middle school journalism students from across the nation for her story "Dealing with Unimaginable Grief." The freshman from Apache...

Professional artists in the Leland Wislon Student Art Project Artist in Residence program recently lent a hand to 30 art students  in Allison Bauman's art class at Cactus Canyon Junior High, 801 W. Southern Ave, Apache Junction.

Professional artists in the Leland Wislon Student Art Project Artist in Residence program recently lent a hand to 30 art students  in Allison Bauman's art class at Cactus Canyon Junior High, 801 W. Southern Ave, Apache Junction.

Members from the Arizona Humane Society and Phoenix Zoo recently visited Caerensa Klauss' fifth grade classroom at Desert Vista Elementary School, 3701 E. Broadway Ave. in Apache Junction.

Desert Vista Elementary School students learned how they literally stack up when the Mustangs learned they helped break the Guinness World Record in sport stacking.

Fifth grade students at Four Peaks Elementary School, 1785 N. Idaho Road in Apache Junction took a field trip to the Arizona Capitol Museum and the Wesley Bolin Memorial Park in Phoenix to learn more about state government.