And the Winners Are…
Expect More Excellence Tour

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 »

Early Literacy and Arizona’s Common Core Standards
Terri Clark, Arizona Literacy Director

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 »

[INFOGRAPHIC]: Communities Working Together for Education
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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 »

[INFOGRAPHIC]: Graduation Rates in Arizona
Infographic: Graduation Rates in Arizona

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 »

Communities Working Together to Prioritize Education
Communities Working Together to Prioritize Education

As I travel around the state talking to people about what a world-class education looks like for Arizona, one question I often get is, “What can I do to impact education?”  It is a critical question to ask and one … Read more »

Understanding the New School Letter Grades
Letter Grades

You’ve probably seen the banners on schools in your neighborhood with labels like: “performing plus,” “highly performing,” or “excelling.” But did you know that these school labels have changed? In 2010 the legislature passed a law that changed these school … Read more »