Elenee Dao is a Multimedia Journalist at WMAR-TV. She focuses on a range of topics including education, public school administration, and legal affairs, often highlighting issues related to K-12 education, school safety measures, and digital safety. Elenee's work has been featured in WMAR-TV, ABC15 Arizona, and NewsBreak.
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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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The Arizona State Board of Education is overhauling the A-F school grading system, raising the bar for schools and districts to earn top letter grades.
The suspect accused of downloading security footage of female students changing in a Tempe high school could face 100 additional charges, depending on the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office.
By: Elenee Dao
Arizona educators and state officials are raising concerns over proposed federal changes to the Head Start program.
By: Elenee Dao
Newly released emails show the Corona del Sol High School’s dance program director raised repeated concerns over cameras placed in the dance room before a voyeurism case emerged at the Tempe school.
By: Herrera Said
Statewide chronic absenteeism peaked at 32% in 2022. It's now at 23.75%, but still well above pre-pandemic levels of 12%.
Project Momentum is helping the state's lowest-performing schools improve, with 86% of participants climbing out of the bottom 5%.
AVONDALE — New body camera footage shows the school resource officer's point of view in a fight between him and a student at West Point High School in Avondale.
By: Elenee Dao
Severe hail from a North Phoenix storm shattered windshields and damaged cars, leaving residents waiting on insurance coverage.
By: Elenee Dao
Leaky ceilings and failing AC units are among the building problems some Arizona school districts have been waiting years to fix, as a backlog of state repair grants leaves hundreds of projects unfunded.
By: Elenee Dao
Faith and community leaders in Arizona are calling for election worker safety as 32% of officials report threats, harassment or abuse.
