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By Dr. Matthew Ladner, Director of the Arizona Center for Student Opportunity. A version of this article was published in the Arizona Capitol Times February
According to the 2020 United States Census, of its total population of over seven million, approximately 340,000 Arizonans are living in rural communities served by
Arizona’s K-12 Funding Fault Lies In Our Stars and In Ourselves Arizona has long ranked fairly low in rankings of per pupil funding. Demographic and
The Arizona Charter Schools Association celebrates the announcement that Desert View Academy in Yuma has been named among the 2021 National Blue Ribbon Schools by the U.S.
By Jamar Younger In 1994, Villa Montessori School was a small, private school with a tight-knit community of educators and parents that cared passionately about
By Jamar Younger Kingman Academy of Learning is known throughout its northwest Arizona community as a highly-rated K-12 public charter school that provides a rigorous
By Jamar Younger Kimberly and Al Bravo was searching for a school that could serve as a perfect match for their son, Isaac. It was
By Jamar Younger When Annie Gilbert of Chandler sought out a school for her four sons, she chose Ball Charter Schools, a K-8 public charter
By Jamar Younger The vision for Adams Traditional Academy began at a kitchen table with a group of parents who wanted to incorporate some of
By Jamar Younger Kaylah Rose Yazzie has no problem adapting to change. As the daughter of a former active duty U.S. Air Force officer, Kaylah
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