Governor Hobbs’ H.B. 2484 limits student phone use in schools, aiming to reduce distractions and boost focus. Teachers generally credit the resulting strict policies with improving classroom productivity and student engagement. However, critics argue the rigid ban hampers essential communication with family and is an overly broad solution that unfairly targets well-behaved students.
On Friday, September 5th, Ironwood Ridge High School students, organized by Jaya Rodriguez and Sarah Mitchell and with administrative permission, held an “organized demonstration” in the auditorium to express solidarity against gun violence and advocate for safer schools.
By Xime BG, Minh Nguyen and Layla Roop Ms. Hunt She is a new math teacher at Ironwood Ridge. Has been teaching high school math for 4 years, but teaching…
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On March 30, 2023, Donald J Trump was indicted by a Manhattan Grand Jury on a string of charges related to hush money payments during his 2016 presidential campaign. The…
There are a lot of movies to look forward to this summer and through the end of the year, from the Barbie movie to the Five Nights of Freddy’s movie,…
The Boy’s Golf team has won Arizona Division Two Boys State Championship and had a great season this year. They have won a couple of tournaments this season, the team…
On Thursday, November 3rd, 5th graders from local schools will visit and tour Ironwood Ridge in an attempt to get a feel for high school. The tour will be guided…
On January 3rd, the vote for the Speaker of the House for the 118th Congress began in a majority-held Republican House. However, the vote was blocked by a group of…
Former Pope Benedict XVI died on December 31st, 2022. Pope Benedict XVI was the first Pope in 600 years to retire rather than serve till death the pope who resigned…