Moving Arizona Ahead Demands Degrees
Posted July 28th, 2010 by Dr. Rufus Glasper Regent Fred DuVal Co-Chairmen of Getting AHEAD
According to a prominent new study, Arizona is winning a race, not to the top but to the bottom: we are about to lead the nation in jobs for high school dropouts. To reverse this dangerous trend, the state must … Read more »
Take Education Out for Coffee
Posted July 26th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
Many of you often ask how you can help spread the word about Expect More Arizona and the “Vote 4 Education” campaign. We have a simple idea that you can do during your regular visit to your local coffee shop. … Read more »
Important Information to Vote 4 Education
Posted July 22nd, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
Register to Vote and Vote Early! The primary election is right around the corner. Early voting starts on July 29. The last day to register to vote, change your party affiliation or update your personal information such as change of … Read more »
Watch Arizona Superintendent of Schools Candidates Debate
Posted July 21st, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
To “Vote 4 Education,” it is important to understand where your candidates stand on the biggest issues affecting education in Arizona. Watch below as candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction debate the issues on Horizon. Paid for by Expect … Read more »
Let’s Get Greedy
Posted July 14th, 2010 by Randy Murray
As a small business owner I believe we, the taxpayers of Arizona, should invest heavily in our public education system. In fact, I am willing to step up and pay more in personal and business taxes so that we can … Read more »
The Case of the Disappearing “Vote 4 Education” Signs
Posted July 9th, 2010 by Expect More Arizona
We need your help. We’ve been receiving word that some of our “Vote 4 Education” and “Are They 4 Education Signs?” are missing from locations they were previously posted. Many of the comments we’ve been getting are regarding signs around … Read more »
Collaborative Culture: An Overlooked Element of School Reform
Posted July 1st, 2010 by Larry McBiles
As someone who has invested much of my career in improving the instructional quality of schools for the benefit of students and educators, I believe most education reform will be stuck in second gear without fundamental changes in the culture … Read more »