Weekly podcast: Students advancing to county spelling bee, using climate to attract teachers to AZ

January 25, 2017|
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AZEdNews’ David Marino Jr. reviews this week’s top news stories.

Hear about how one Maryland mother got legislators to address special education spending and effectiveness.

Learn about how Education Services Inc. is using Arizona’s climate to help attract teachers from Missouri, Michigan and Minnesota to work in Arizona public schools.

Find out which words tripped up students during the Concho Elementary School spelling bee and which students will advance to the Apache County competition to be held next month in St. Johns.

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