By Megan Gilbertson We live in a personalized age, and there’s nothing more individual than, well, the individual. Here in Arizona, families are not relegated

The Center for Student Achievement, a division of the Arizona Charter Schools Association, released data showing that, in 2016, one out of every five eighth-grade

By Yvonne Watterson What do we look for in a quality school? Test scores? Funding? Class size? The principal’s resume?  Do we know why some

By Jamar Younger Arizona’s “wild west” reputation seems to inject itself into numerous topics, including education. In the charter school realm, Arizona is known for

By Jamar Younger A public charter high school with a college preparatory focus is entering into a unique and potentially groundbreaking partnership with a union

By Jamar Younger Each year, the New York Times solicits college application essays from thousands of high school seniors around the country who choose to address money, work

By Jamar Younger Adam Jackson has always been a top-notch student who excelled academically and socially. However, after Jackson’s father and biggest supporter died unexpectedly

By Eileen Sigmund ​Arizona leads the nation as one of the first states to adopt a comprehensive – and enduring – charter school law. Our