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CORRECTION: The e-mail we sent out on May 23 with the subject line “And the Winners Are…” mistakenly identified the Glendale Union High School district with the incorrect name. It has been corrected below. We apologize for the mistake! In … Read more
It will take all of us working together to help our students achieve their greatest potential and to build an education system that values educators, supports our businesses’ needs and promotes the robust economy and quality of life we all … Read more
Reading is the foundational skill for all school-based learning, and a child’s ability to read proficiently at third grade is a strong predictor of future academic success. Those who do are much more likely to graduate from high school and … Read more
Arizona McDonald’s restaurants are hosting Teacher Appreciation Day on Tuesday, honoring educators statewide.
In his 2004 book, “What’s the Matter With Kansas?” Thomas Frank asks the question that could well apply to Arizona nearly a decade later: Why do voters follow leaders who don’t appear to represent their best interests?
The Education Nation Summit touched on the good and the bad in Arizona’s schools on Friday, but two common themes were education funding and the need for community involvement to boost achievement.
NBC News is in Phoenix today hosting Education Nation Phoenix, which includes a summit featuring panel discussions with leaders from Arizona’s education and business community that address how the state’s schools can better prepare students for tomorrow’s workforce.
Now Accepting Nominations for the 2013 Afterschool Awards of Excellence! The Arizona Center for Aft… View Event Details »