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Share this image if you believe every Arizona student deserves a world-class education, regardless of zip code, background, or special need! Share Facebook ● Twitter ● Pinterest   Click here to learn more about the Five Building Blocks of a World-Class Education. … Read more »

According to the Beat the Odds Institute, schools can succeed, hold high expectations and challenge their students to expect more of themselves, regardless of their population or income level. A new study released by the Institute finds that its model for … Read more »

Arizona’s 2011-2012 AIMS test scores and high school graduation rates were recently released.  The great news is that Arizona’s high school graduation rates are on the rise.  From 2010 to 2011, Arizona’s 4 year high school graduation rate increased 2.4 … Read more »

Two years ago, Expect More Arizona launched the Vote 4 Education campaign which aimed to make education a top priority for voters. Arizonans from across the state put up Vote 4 Education campaign signs, wore shirts, and walked their neighborhoods … Read more »

All Arizona students deserve a world-class education – an education that recognizes their potential and challenges them to meet the highest of expectations.  By building a world-class education system in our state, not only do we prepare students for future … Read more »

Helps Arizona Students Prepare for College and Career Expect More Arizona is pleased to announce the expansion of its partnership with Northern Arizona University’s GEAR UP program. Together, the two organizations will work together to create a postsecondary-going culture in … Read more »

Expect More Arizona realizes that a big part of ensuring that all Arizona students graduate from high school with the opportunity to succeed in a postsecondary program is to celebrate success stories across our state. There are many examples of … Read more »

It’s Up to Us to Expect More. Last Friday, Morrison Institute for Public Policy released a new report called, “Dropped?” highlighting that Arizona’s economic future is at risk if we fail to address our Latino education attainment gap   We couldn’t … Read more »

Recognizing that too many Arizona students are currently trailing their peers in key academic areas such as reading, science and math, Expect More Arizona sees a significant opportunity to raise the bar with respect to expectations as well as in … Read more »

Kathaerine A. Johnson, Director of Programs & Agency Operations, Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education, talks to Sonoran Living about College Goal Sunday (and Saturday too!) Navigating the world of financial aid can be tricky for students and families, but on … Read more »