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News & Announcements

Congratulations, Kyrene Spellers!

Kyrene School District held its annual spelling bee on Thursday, January 15, showcasing the focus, talent and confidence of students from around the district. 

Kyrene Governing Board Approves Long-Range Plan

On Tuesday, the Governing Board approved a series of school closures and boundary changes as part of the district’s long-range plan to address declining enrollment, ensure financial stability and protect educational quality.

Kyrene Principal Receives Global Recognition for College and Career Readiness Program

Kyrene is already home to one of the nation’s premiere campuses for the college and career readiness program, Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID). Now, it is also home to AVID’s Secondary Principal of the Year. Kyrene Aprende Middle School Principal Renee Kory received the award during the AVID Global Achievement Award ceremony at a national conference in San Diego on December 11.

Kyrene Earns Fourth Consecutive National Meritorious Budget Award

Kyrene has once again received national recognition for exemplary financial stewardship, earning the prestigious Meritorious Budget Award (MBA) from the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) for the fourth straight year. Nationwide, fewer than 150 districts earn this award each year. Kyrene was the first Arizona district to earn the award in more than a decade and is the only district to achieve the recognition four years in a row.

Kyrene Preschool Students Prove You’re Never too Young to be a Good Neighbor

The youngest students at Kyrene de la Estrella Elementary are learning the importance of kindness and community by participating in a donation drive to benefit the Kyrene Family Resource Center. Students in Estrella’s preschool programs are collecting food, clothing and personal care items throughout the month of November

Kyrene Students Expand Art Education  with new Tempe Arts in Schools Program

TEMPE, Arizona (November 5, 2025) Six teachers in Kyrene School District will partner with professional artists this year through the City of Tempe’s Arts in Schools residency program, and students will reap the rewards. The artist residencies will each provide 16 classroom sessions throughout the year for students at Kyrene de los Niños, Kyrene del Norte Dual Language Academy and Kyrene Middle School.

Funded by Tempe Community Arts, the Arts in Schools residencies benefit both students and teachers, giving students new opportunities to explore creative techniques while offering teachers collaboration and support to enrich their instruction. Far beyond your typical arts lessons, this program allows students to experience the arts as a living, dynamic part of their community.

The focus this year covers a wide range of artistic experiences, from visual arts and orchestra to theater and technical production, giving elementary and middle school students opportunities to explore creativity in many forms.