Elenee Dao is a multimedia journalist for ABC15 Arizona, based in Phoenix. She covers local news, with a focus on education, public safety, and community issues. Elenee is dedicated to providing accurate and informative stories that impact the residents of Arizona.
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Elenee’s coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, education, and community-related issues in Arizona, particularly the Phoenix area. Pitches tailored to these specific topics within this geographic region are more likely to resonate with her.
Given Elenee's focus on local news related to education and community support, she is likely responsive to pitches that involve human interest stories or initiatives focused on addressing challenges within school districts or communities in Arizona.
Considering her emphasis on government announcements and event coverage, offering insights from relevant officials, educators, or community leaders involved in significant events could be effective. Moreover, sources with expertise in public safety measures may also capture her attention given the nature of some of the covered topics.
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Voice of the Voter: Highlighting voter perspectives from communities across Arizona
By: Elenee Dao, Garrett Archer
The Arizona Department of Education released the student assessment figures for the 2024 school year. ABC15 takes a look at the changes between last year and this year.
By: Elenee Dao
About 35% of Arizona students grades 1-8 were chronically absent in 2023, according to Read On Arizona
By: Elenee Dao
Twenty-six school districts in Maricopa County have ballot measures pertaining to funding, whether it’s a bond, override and/or district additional assistance, which is a capital override. According to the Maricopa County School Superintendent’s Office, the combined bond amount with 14 districts requesting is more than $2 billion. For some school districts, this election is key. A bond typically goes toward building new schools, and renovating campuses which could include security features and technological upgrades. An override usually helps pay for staff salaries and programs for students such as all-day kindergarten or elective classes.
By: Garrett Archer, Elenee Dao
The Arizona State Board of Education released a new snapshot of how Arizona schools are performing Friday.
By: Elenee Dao
An ABC15 investigation found there are few laws at the state level regarding safety and security for schools and their buildings.
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A school project out of this world! Red Mountain High School students in Mesa traveled to Florida to watch the latest rocket launch to the International Space Station. And on the rocket? The student's own science experiment.
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