8 of 12 Valley school districts eyeing budget overrides
Wednesday March 10th
FUSD override OK'd
Wednesday March 10th
Panel: Education key to attract business
Wednesday March 10th
Arizona conditional cuts would target education
Tuesday March 9th
ABOR needs to debate value of college education
Tuesday March 9th
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Olympians Set the Standard for High Expectations
By Expect More ArizonaThis winter, we witnessed athletes from around the world show what it means to expect more. Canada had never won a single gold medal on their home turf. They expected more and set the record for the most gold won in any Winter Olympics. The United States set out to dominate the medal count. We [...]
“Yes on 100” Launches to Rally Support of Temporary Sales Tax Increase
By Expect More ArizonaA nonpartisan group called “Yes on 100” has launched an effort to increase support of the proposed sales tax increase. Proposition 100 will be put to voters on May 18 and, if passed, will add a temporary one cent sales tax “for the purpose of funding primary and secondary education, health and human services and [...]
Career Technical Education is Critical to Overall Education, Arizona’s Future
By Pam FergusonCareer Technical Education (CTE), once known as vocational education, is vital to Arizona students and their future. CTE programs are aligned with the needs of industries, and we are proud to work with them to help students learn real-life work skills and careers, enabling them to get a head start on their chosen professions while [...]
Arizona Shut Out of EdWeek Bloggers’ “Race to the Top” Picks
By Expect More ArizonaEducation Week bloggers Lesli Maxwell and Michele McNeil have come up with a fun way to pick which states will win a share of the $4.35 billion in federal stimulus funds through the Race to the Top initiative. According to ED.gov, the awards “will go to States that are leading the way with ambitious [...]