A More Informed Arizona is a More Engaged Arizona
Expect More Arizona can help you stay informed about current local and national education-related news. Our belief is that the more you know about what’s happening within Arizona education, the more likely you will be to get more engaged. Here are some top headlines from across the state, representing the birth through career continuum.
The Arizona Legislature approved an $8.6 billion budget for fiscal 2012-13 on Tuesday, eliciting a mix of reactions.
Arizona legislators approved a budget Tuesday that includes new spending sought by Gov. Jan Brewer for education and other services while replenishing a reserve account that Republican legislators sought in anticipation of renewed budget trouble.
Twenty-two of Arizona’s most talented high-school seniors have been awarded the 2012 Flinn Scholarship, a comprehensive educational package at an Arizona publicuniversity that includes tuition, room and board, international study-related travel, and additional benefits.
As colleagues at two local foundations, the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust and Helios Education Foundation, we encourage you to read a new report, “Dropped? Latino Education and Arizona’s Economic Future.”
Scholar, band member, honor society affiliate, club participant, intern, and scholarship recipient – Kimberly Koerth is the definition of an accelerated student.
John Fisher has been named executive director of Stand for Children Arizona.
The Arizona Educational Foundation’s (AEF) 2012 Teacher of the Year, Kristie Martorelli of Thompson Ranch Elementary School in El Mirage, will be honored in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, April 24, during a special White House Ceremony in the Rose Garden … Read more
A report released today from the Morrison Institute for Public Policy found that the Latino education gap is putting the entire state of Arizona at risk.
Twenty-two of Arizona’s most talented high-school seniors have been awarded the 2012 Flinn Scholarship, a comprehensive educational package at an Arizona public university that includes tuition, room and board, international study-related travel, and additional benefits.
Medical schools in Arizona more than doubled their enrollment in the past decade, but most of those young doctors won’t establish a practice in your neighborhood or work at a local hospital.
The college where Winston Churchill gave his immortal “Iron Curtain” speech in 1946 is setting up shop in downtown Mesa.
A total of 58 awards were presented to 50 different students during Central Arizona College’s student awards ceremony on April 12 at its Superstition Mountain Campus.
71% of 8th graders below proficient in math
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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
Show your appreciation for a teacher who changed your life in the comments below! With Teacher Appreciation week coming to a close, it is important to remember that great teachers change our lives forever, and one week is never enough … Read more
