Written by admin on Mar 26th, 2010 | Filed under:
arizona education
I have always believed that teaching a child is a shared partnership between parents and educators, and I wanted to make sure that my children knew that their education was my top priority. When I first started looking around for schools for them to attend, I wanted more than what the regular public schools had to offer. I checked out the
Arizona Charter Schools in my area, and I knew that a setting like that would give my kids the very best that school had to offer. Now they are doing very well in the creative arts as well as with their academics, and they will be better prepared for life.
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Written by admin on Feb 11th, 2010 | Filed under:
arizona education
I have recently learned that the State of Arizona is cutting education funding back to an alarming degree, and in turn will make Arizona lose an estimated 11 million dollars in federal funding as a result. If Arizona lost the federal funding, how difficult would it be for Arizona to get the funding back once the state looses most of its debt?
After Arizona gets rid of their debt they will have to re-apply to the federal govt. For the funding. It will take time and they may not receive as much money this next go around because the govt. may not have as much money for funding.
Written by admin on Feb 4th, 2010 | Filed under:
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I am going to school right now and i am on my way to get my ECE (Early Childhood Education) certificate but i am planning on moving to Arizona after the semester. i need to know where else i can teach if i get my certificate in California. I also heard that if you get your certificate in California you can teach anywhere
Is that true?
if you get your certificate in California you can teach anywhere in USA and Britain
Written by admin on Jan 28th, 2010 | Filed under:
arizona education
Florida’s school system sucks. Period. I can say this because I have been to quite a few schools in Florida, as I’ve been living here my entire life. If you’re trying to figure out the pros and cons of each state because you’re going to be moving soon, or just going to either one temporarily, I would completely forget about Florida because it’s a hell hole. Clear your mind of all that involves Florida.
Written by admin on Jan 6th, 2010 | Filed under:
arizona education
I’m referring to the education quality when comparing the two and what students can get out of either
Honestly, I think each student can learn as much in Arizona and Harvard. If arizona state university offers law school then i’m sure each student will learn the same amount as harvard because otherwise they wouldn’t know they same and wouldn’t be able to do their job as good and being a lawyer is a very serious issue so basically the schools would be cheating you.
AmeriSchools is a learning community of professionals dedicated to providing a clear choice in education for children ages K-12. Currently there are over 90 staff members, which includes many highly-experienced teachers and administrators from throughout the country.
Geographically, AmeriSchools® is in Arizona, in the southwest part of the United States. But in spirit, we’re right at the center of the growing and successful national charter school movement. Our charter granted by the State of Arizona provides the opportunity for us to educate up to 6,800 students in grades K-12 .
Since the Fall of 1996, we have opened four Arizona Charter Schools: a Tucson Charter School, Phoenix Charter School and Yuma Charter School under the banner of AmeriSchools® College Preparatory Academy and AmeriSchools® Academy.
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Written by admin on Dec 9th, 2009 | Filed under:
arizona education
For Kindergarten Thur 12 ?
Yes it is.
The website ranked all 50 states educational system.
The column on the right lists the best #1 to the worst #50.
Mississippi is no longer #50
Written by admin on Nov 10th, 2009 | Filed under:
arizona education
This winter I plan on finishing up my associates degree in Business Education; however, i do not know a good career to persue afterwards. I am 20 years old from Arizona. Any ideas would be greatly appriciated.
Work at a bank
Get your teacher certification and become a teacher
You can work for a top Insurance company like Prudential
Work for UBS, Merill Lynch, Bank of America Credit Card Service
Retail Manager
Human Resource Manager
You have so much to do..Business comes in so much varieties
That is my major but I am planning on finishing my Masters very soon
Written by admin on Oct 31st, 2009 | Filed under:
arizona education
NO TIME TO PREY MAKES YOU EASY PREY
Written by admin on Oct 24th, 2009 | Filed under:
arizona education
I’m very interested!!! Thank you
it depends what you wanta do there. most likely some type of social work experience or degrees in something towards that.
