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Alexandra Wittenberg

Vets, pets face changes during pandemic

In light of the novel coronavirus outbreak, archived photos of scenes from the Spanish Flu of 1918 have been making their rounds across the internet to show parallels, including one widely shared family portrait which includes a pet cat...

Non-traditional schools turn to technology

Nate Hansen’s family’s morning routine hasn’t changed much since the novel coronavirus precautions have been in place. Like usual, Hansen and Lupita Pollock prepare breakfast for Finn, 12, and Lily, 9. After the family eats together, it’s off to...

Miss Havasupai talks dreams after Verde Valley School

Last year, the Verde Valley School community gathered at the campus flagpoles to raise a new flag up. This flag would join the others in the collection, which represents the states and countries that students and staff have come...

Sedona Charter School students experience medieval times

In the weeks before public and charter schools were required to close due to COVID-19 concerns, fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students at Sedona Charter School were learning about a different pandemic. As part of their medi­eval studies...

Schools closed, but learning still strong

Although spring break is over and there haven’t been any snow days, area schools were eerily empty this week. Due to the ongoing threat of COVID-19, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey and Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman...

Free meals for local youth

With the Sedona-Oak Creek School District’s partner­ship with the National School Lunch Program, the district is able to provide free breakfast and lunch to anyone in the area under the age of 18, whether district students or not, through...

Kids drum up fun at new youth drum circle

While 11-year-old Matreiya Viafora's voice may have been quiet, her beats were loud. “My name is Matreiya and this is my sound,” she said before hitting the rim of her Festival Tubano drum three times for a tone...

West Sedona has a club for every kid

It takes more than two hands to count the number of clubs offered at West Sedona School this spring. The elementary students are staying busy after the school bell rings at 2:30 p.m. with complimentary snacks and opportunities of...

VOC preschool opens its doors

Big Park Community School will once again be filled with the voices of young children playing and learning when Sedona Village Learning Center opens its doors on Monday, March 16. The nonprofit preschool will be located in a former...

Verde Valley School’s 11th annual Hunger Banquet hits the spot

When Alta Crawford walked into the doors of Verde Valley School’s Brady Hall for the school’s 11th annual Hunger Banquet on Feb. 20, she was no longer a self-proclaimed snowbirder visiting the area via RV from Puget Sound, Wash.,...

About Me

Alexandra Wittenberg made Northern Arizona her home in 2014 after growing up in Maryland and living all over the country. Her background in education and writing came together perfectly for the position of education reporter, which she started at Sedona Red Rock News in 2019. Wittenberg has also done work with photography, web design and audio books.
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