Expect More Arizona talks about the 'move on when ready' law
Posted May 28th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
Raising the bar for academic achievement in Arizona is key to ensuring young people can compete for the best jobs once they graduate high school and college. Recently, the legislature passed and the Governor signed HB 2731, a measure that … Continue reading →
Expect More Arizona’s Only Endorsement: Education!
Posted May 27th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
With the recent launch of Expect More Arizona’s “Vote 4 Education” campaign, we have been asked if we will be endorsing candidates during this year’s elections. The simple answer is “no.” Our primary goal: make education the hot button issue … Continue reading →
The Facts on the Teacher to Administrator Ratio
Posted May 26th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
Administrative costs within education are a frequently debated topic. It’s risen up once again as part of some current election-related discussions. The premise of the recent assertion is that we can reduce spending on education by “trimming the fat.” Our … Continue reading →
Change for Arizona Education? We’ve Only Just Begun
Posted May 19th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
The passage of Proposition 100 was a big victory for our schools, public safety and Arizona overall. Arizona voters sent a resounding message that supporting education is our priority, and that, when given a choice, we will “Vote 4 Education.” … Continue reading →
If Prop. 100 fails, we fail kids, those who make us safe
Posted May 17th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
The following editorial appeared in today’s Arizona Republic (Download PDF): If Prop. 100 fails, we fail kids, those who make us safe Paul J. Luna With just one day remaining before the May 18 election, parents, students, educators and education … Continue reading →
The Signs Are All Around: It’s Time to "Vote 4 Education"
Posted May 14th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
Beginning this weekend, Arizonans should start seeing “Vote 4 Education” signs going up across the state. We know you’re proud to “Vote 4 Education,” so let’s see it. Take a photo of yourself with one of the signs in your … Continue reading →
“If We Don’t”
Posted May 5th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
As we work to expand our movement of Arizonans who value education as our state’s top priority, Expect More Arizona is launching a new multimedia campaign intended to elevate the voices of concerned citizens and passionate advocates across the state. … Continue reading →