Expect More Arizona Event

By Editor August 11, 2017 09:32
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When Our Kids Graduate Prepared, They Achieve Greatness

 

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As Arizonans, we want our state to be a great place to live, work and raise a family. A strong education system doesn’t just benefit students, it improves the quality of life for everyone.

The world is changing rapidly every day. The jobs our children will have may not even exist today. To strengthen the economy and prepare for the future, we need to give all children an education that helps them become critical thinkers, problem solvers and life-long learners, from their earliest years through their first jobs and beyond.

A world-class education gives every child in Arizona the tools to succeed in school and in life, regardless of background, income or zip code. The path to excellence requires students who are motivated and ready to learn, involved parents, trained and committed educators, informed and engaged voters, and capable and supportive elected officials. In other words, it takes all of us.

Advocacy Priorities
Expect More Arizona fosters a shared voice and collaborative action among partners statewide to advocate for all Arizona students to have the opportunity to succeed, from their early years and throughout life. We’re working with our partners to ensure:

  • Every child’s education is funded from the early years up to career to produce excellence

  • Every child has access to a great teacher and principal

  • Every child has access to high-quality early learning opportunities to support kindergarten readiness and literacy development

  • Every 3rd grader is proficient in reading and math

  • Every child graduates from high school prepared for college and career

  • Every child has the opportunity to attain a college degree, credential or industry certification

Download more details about our advocacy priorities.
Learn more about how you can take action.

 

By Editor August 11, 2017 09:32

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