Elenee Dao is a Multimedia Journalist at WMAR-TV and ABC15 Arizona. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on education and the education system, as well as aviation and aerospace, while also reporting on local issues such as crime and the impact of the coronavirus in Arizona, particularly in Phoenix. Elenee's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, highlighting her commitment to delivering insightful news and stories.
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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.
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By: Elenee Dao, Garrett Archer
More school districts in Arizona are looking at the future, trying to figure out what to do as enrollment in public school districts are declining. The Cave Creek Unified School District is now looking at possibly closing two schools. The Kyrene Elementary School District is in the middle of forming a committee to look at “long-range” planning as enrollment continues to decline.
By: Elenee Dao
Santa Claus traded in his sleigh for a helicopter on Friday to visit with students at a far West Valley elementary school.
By: Elenee Dao
Auditor General’s Office released a nearly 100-page report this month, stating that of the schools it reviewed, none of the school EOPs fully met the state’s minimum standard.
Two-thirds of teachers considered leaving profession, survey shows
By: Elenee Dao
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By: Elenee Dao
A Phoenix program designed to help people in behavioral health crises is seeing a sharp increase in calls, reflecting the growing need of our community.
By: Elenee Dao
In a community forum on Monday night, parents, students and staff of two different elementary schools in Cave Creek expressed their concerns over the possible closure of their schools.
Within two days of the new legislative session, the Arizona House Education Committee met for the first time, mostly talking about bills that pertain to school safety.
As some public schools continue to see declining enrollment and decreasing funds, the state’s largest school district is trying to find ways to compete and gain more revenue.
The fight over Universal Empowerment Scholarship Accounts continues as the new legislative session concludes its first week, and Governor Katie Hobbs releases her proposed budget Friday.
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