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Jul 21, 2006

Tax credits, voucher bills – Napolitano defends acceptance of school-choice measures

Governor Napolitano said she still opposes vouchers, but accepted several measures helping students afford private schools to gain legislative approval of additional spending for all-day kindergarten, teacher pay and other […]

Jul 21, 2006

Commentary: Choice will help alleviate public school overcrowding

Matthew Ladner We can’t spend our way out of this problem. Total education funding now consumes more than 60 percent of Arizona’s general fund. But there is no pleasing some. […]

Jul 21, 2006

65 Cent campaign stalls; could pick up again in 2008

After making a large splash last spring, a plan to mandate how schools spend their money failed to make it on the ballot this fall and appears stalled, at least […]

Jul 21, 2006

Commentary: SB1205 reforms flawed K-12 formula

Transportation funding for ghost students limited

Jul 21, 2006

Online high school classes click with many – students can even take P.E.

For most high school students, physical education classes mean crowded locker rooms, group showers and a P.E. teacher barking out orders. For others, it’s as simple and solitary as flipping […]

Jul 21, 2006

Education Enactments

The following is a list of education related bills passed by the 47th Legislature and signed by Governor Napolitano. CH 4 H 2064 FLORES; ENGLISH LEARNERS; FUNDING A nine-person English […]

Jul 21, 2006

Land Department auction set – Proceeds from sales benefit Arizona public schools

The Arizona State Land Department will auction 327 acres zoned as part of a master-planned community at 10 a.m. Aug 8. The parcel, between the Loop 101 and Deer Valley […]

Jul 21, 2006

‘College is not for everyone’

Trade classes need be seen as an option, not last resort

Jul 21, 2006

‘Tight’ teacher has success with students struggling to pass AIMS

Avondale instructor: Kids just need qualified math teachers, better instructional materials

Jul 21, 2006

Schools and free speech – Officials debate about when discussion turns into influence

An attempt to educate or indoctrinate≠ That was the question raised after a labor leader delivered a controversial speech in April to 800 students in a district the state superintendent […]

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