10 Big AZ Education Issues: What to Expect in the Year Ahead

August 2, 2016|
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Maricopa Community Colleges invite community to district-wide listening forums

The Arizona Council For Exceptional Children Is Bestowing The Honor Of The Samuel A. Kirk Teacher Of The Year Award To Shaylyn Savage, Special Education Teacher At Sunset Ridge School In Glendale. Photo Courtesy Pendergast School District

Pendergast teacher named Arizona Council for Exceptional Children Teacher of the Year

Raquel Mamani With Save Our Schools AZ Speaks At The Invest In Arizona Now Coalition Press Conference Where Volunteers Turned In 600 Boxes Of Petitions With Voters Signatures On Them In An Effort To Put The Flat Tax, Which Will Severely Impact Public Education Funding, On The Ballot For The 2022 Elections. Photo By Fatma Abid/ AZEdNews

Update: Flat tax referendum qualifies for 2022 ballot & the latest on Prop. 208

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