Yvonne Watterson
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Arizona charter school students registered substantial gains on the 2015 National Assessment of Educational Progress science assessment, and results show charter students significantly outperforming district
How a Mesa Charter School Renewed the Hope in its Students’ Lives While some say Sun Valley High School is a place for “bad kids,”
Richelle Lewis’ approach to teaching at American Leadership Academy-Queen Creek Elementary extends beyond curriculums, lesson plans and even the classroom. Lewis, a third-grade teacher, takes
For Betsy Rosenmiller, the worlds of business and art are intertwined. Rosenmiller is the finance director for Metropolitan Arts Institute in Phoenix, where she oversees all
It’s not uncommon to see Legacy Traditional School – Gilbert Principal Valerie Merrill sitting on the grass with her students during a football game or spending
Academy of Math and Science-Prince does not let circumstance determine a child’s success in school. Students at the Tucson K-8 public charter school learn pre-algebra
What does the growth of Arizona’s charter school movement mean for local control? School choice (in its broadest definition) decreases the number of voters with
As a national leader in the charter movement, Arizona has numerous examples of charter success. The Arizona Charter Schools Association is pleased to honor exemplary
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