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Maria Polletta is an investigative reporter for AZCIR focused on covering inequities in education.

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Camilla Forte | The Hechinger Report
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Suspending students for absences, tardies compounds learning loss

Avatar photomaria polletta photo by Tara García Mathewson and Maria Polletta December 6, 2022December 14, 2022
Camilla Forte | The Hechinger Report
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Suspender a los estudiantes por ausencias, tardanzas agrava pérdida de aprendizaje

Avatar photomaria polletta photo by Tara García Mathewson and Maria Polletta December 6, 2022January 25, 2023
Camilla Forte | The Hechinger Report
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Inside our analysis of Arizona’s attendance-related suspensions

maria polletta photoAvatar photoAvatar photo by Maria Polletta, Fazil Khan and Tara García Mathewson December 6, 2022December 7, 2022
Youth access to mental health care improved under Jake’s Law, but persistent barriers hamper its reach
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Youth access to mental health care improved under Jake’s Law, but persistent barriers hamper its reach

Shaena Montanari. Photo by Lidia Terrazasmaria polletta photo by Shaena Montanari and Maria Polletta September 1, 2022September 1, 2022
Zoe Edelstein, 13, poses for a photo in her family's home in Phoenix on July 17, 2022. Edelstein switched to online learning because she suffered from severe anxiety and her school had a shortage of mental health providers.. Photo by Isaac Stone Simonelli | AZCIR
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Permanent funding solution elusive as mental health provider shortage plagues Arizona schools

maria polletta photoShaena Montanari. Photo by Lidia Terrazas by Maria Polletta and Shaena Montanari July 21, 2022March 6, 2023

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