In today's episode, Julie discusses her work with FreeFall Aerospace in satellite communications. She also discusses the growing opportunities for students in the future of technology in Arizona.

Dr. Eva Padilla shares insightful information about what the signs are in detecting depression or mental illnesses in children.

Dr. Jeremy Babendure, Executive Director at the SciTech Institute, talks about his first vision of creating opportunities for students to get involved in STEM through his CSO's initiative. A vision that has made its way all the way to The White House because of students' work and dedication to STEM. Learn all about this initiative in today's episode.

Desert Star School has introduced a new program at their preschool through 8th grade campus, called Project S.T.I.N.G.

Through this program, students of all grade levels have the opportunity to participate in the new free, after-school program that is specifically focused and created for academic enrichment, youth development and family engagement.

In today's episode, we talk to Connie Robinson on her vision of identifying women across the state of Arizona who are making an impact. She shares what initiated this vision and the impact this will have on future generations.

Arizona's 48 Most Intriguing Women has been officially designated an Arizona Centennial Legacy Project by the Arizona Historical Advisory Commission, pursuant to the rights and responsibilities assigned by the Arizona Legislature.

PBS's educational outreach department works throughout the year to ensure students, staff and families have free resources to help every child succeed. Our friends at Arizona PBS share the exciting work they are doing across the state and the new educational programs coming to a TV near you.

Helping Children Succeed In Schools is ensuring students have all the essentials they need to get through the school day - whether it be a backpack or school supplies, this organization is making a difference in Arizona.

There's a new administration team at Desert Thunder. Your new principal and assistant principal share their vision for the year ahead!

Three west valley school districts have joined forces to ensure staff, students and families are well-educated on safety during the school year.

Agua Fria High School District, Avondale Elementary School District and Litchfield Elementary School District have started a West Valley Safety Coalition which will help educate staff, students and community members on protocols, practices, drills and information to help during a crisis situation.

Collaborating in this initiative are cities’ fire and police departments, superintendents, administrators, educators, safety training professionals and other neighboring school districts with a mission to ensure the entire community around a school is informed on procedures and can collaborate with stakeholders to prepare for unprecedented events.

In the season finale, we talk to Dayanara and Mannie - they have been at Michael Anderson School since kindergarten and are about to embark on their new journey in high school. The legacy they leave behind is greater than anything and they share how they hope to inspire the next generation and where they see themselves in the future.

It's a heartwarming episode you don't want to miss.

Season 3 of AESD Scoop airs August 2022... stay tuned for more!