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Arizona’s Students Are Falling Behind In The Global Race. It’s Up To All Of Us To Help Them Succeed.
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Welcome to the Expect More Blog
By Expect More ArizonaWelcome to the Expect More Blog! Play the video below to hear a welcome message from Paul J. Luna, Chairman of the Expect More Arizona Board and President & CEO of the Helios Education Foundation:
MODELS OF EXCELLENCE: Helping Arizona Youth Prepare for Grade 13
By Expect More ArizonaWith a name like Prescott Winslow, you’d have to be deeply invested in the success of Arizona. Only, Pres – as he likes to be called – isn’t originally from the Grand Canyon State. A product of public schools in a New York City suburb, he first came to Arizona in 1965 to serve as [...]
What Students Have to Say About Education in AZ
By Expect More ArizonaWe are just a few short months away from the one year anniversary of when we publicly launched Expect More Arizona. It was in late April that we traveled around the state to talk to high school students about education. We wanted to get their perspective on what is good – and not so good [...]
The Principal Equation: Expecting More from the Top Down
By Jeff GoodmanOne of the highlights of 2009 for me was taking advantage of the opportunity to participate in the “Principal for a Day” program, sponsored by the City of Phoenix’s Youth and Education office. When I arrived at Clarendon Elementary School, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I won’t go into a lot of detail about [...]