Schools

San Luis High School stood out in Yuma County with 2,652 students enrolled in the 2025-26 school year, according to the Arizona Department of Education.

Arizona Western College has opened registration for its summer basketball camp taking place June 1-4. The event welcomes K-12 students and offers instruction from college coaches.

Arizona Western College President Dr. Daniel Corr received the National Pacesetter Award from NCMPR for his decade-long leadership expanding student access at AWC. The honor was presented during an annual conference in Washington D.C., recognizing his contributions including rebranding initiatives and increased enrollment.

Arizona Western College recently hosted over 70 fifth graders from James B. Rolle Elementary School for its semi-annual I’m Going to College event. Students experienced mock orientation sessions and mini classes designed to introduce them early on to higher education opportunities.

Arizona Western College has announced its annual Enrollment Tour aimed at helping high school seniors with the college admission process. The tour provides personalized support across multiple campuses from April through May.

Arizona Western College will hold its fifth annual Enrollment Tour to help high school seniors with college enrollment. The event offers hands-on guidance in admissions and other key areas. Organizers say it aims to make college more accessible for new Matadors.

La Paz County schools reported 94 multiracial students enrolled in the 2025-26 school year.

Ashley DeCorse, a first-year radiology student at Arizona Western College, has been chosen for a national leadership development program. The three-year initiative provides mentorship and training opportunities. School officials say this recognition reflects well on both DeCorse and AWC’s radiology curriculum.

In La Paz County schools, 17.9% of students identified as white in the 2025-26 school year.

In La Paz County schools, 54.3% of students identified as Hispanic or Latino in the 2025-26 school year.