IMPACT Gymnastics Academy in North Central Phoenix is pleased to announce a relaunch of their popular Ninja Zone Program starting March 1, 2021. Located at 7812 N. 12th Street, the gym owned by Samantha Baltierrez and Maria Lawrence has been ...
Arizona’s seventh-twelfth graders are encouraged to submit original creative work to Phoenix Holocaust Association’s (PHA) Writing and Arts Contest. Contest categories include writing, visual arts and performance arts. Utilizing a personal experience with a Holocaust survivor or having participated in ...
By J.D. Wyczalek, AZCollegePlanning.com Whether one’s teens are in school, taking part in virtual learning or a hybrid of both, one thing is for sure: this is not the typical school year for any of us. But just ...
As part of the Grant, the Foundation Will Make the Single Largest Cookie Purchase in Council History This year, more than 6,500 Girl Scouts across central and northern Arizona are practicing their entrepreneurial skills by participating in the Girl ...
By Ethan A. Kispert Scottsdale teen Alena Kremer, a high school senior and award-winning figure skater, has started SkateUP, a nonprofit aimed at reducing inequality and promoting diversity in competitive figure skating. As figure skaters progress through the various levels, ...
One of the most unique publications in the world, the ADOT-published Arizona Highways magazine, is offering student photographers a rare chance to have a nature photo published in an upcoming issue. The publication, in cooperation with The Nature Conservancy and ...
Leadership Society of Arizona offers a summer program for today’s tweens and teens By Michelle Talsma Everson Seventh through twelfth grades are years of big changes where young students go from tweens learning to juggle multiple classes to seniors making ...
By Emma Wolff For most teenage boys, the COVID-19 pandemic was a great excuse to stay inside and play videogames all day. But that wasn’t the case for one motivated Deer Valley Boy Scout. Braeden Ferman, a high school senior, ...
For most people in the Valley, 2020 wasn’t exactly the year they hoped for. But as history has shown, adversity often leads to bursts of inspiration and creativity. That was the case for a local teen who was chosen to ...