TEMPE
 - Competing against Arizona's top nine regional teams, Tempe's Corona del Sol High School captured first-place in the annual state We the People academic competition... (read more)
Story: Tempe's Corona del Sol High School Advances to We the People National Finals in Washington


TUCSON - Billy Lane Lauffer Middle School has discovered the power of collaboration and is leveraging it at the... (read more)
Story: Tucson's Billy Lane Lauffer Middle School Leverages Power of Collaboration to Help it Beat the Odds!


TEMPE - The well-dressed marketing team did its best to win audience approval for the Dalliance Resort, a five-star beach property in the Bahamas... (read more)
Story: Magnet school puts high schoolers on business track

PRESCOTT
 - Every day, students from Granite Mountain Middle School leave their campus and walk down the hill to Abia Judd Elementary School... (read more) 

Story: Granite Mountain students return to elementary school to help classroom teachers


PHOENIX TO SERVE AS EDUCATION’S ‘GLOBAL CAPITAL’
Former Vice-President Al Gore to Deliver Keynote Address at Education Conference


Featuring a keynote address by former Vice President and Nobel Prize winner Al Gore, the EduRG Conference 2010 will take place at the Phoenix Convention Center, February 27-28. With speakers and workshops covering all aspects of education, and hundreds of exhibitors displaying the latest in education-based products and technology, the Conference is guaranteed to have something for anyone seeking to further their education, improve their teaching methods, or showcase their school or business.


Scottsdale-based EDU Research Group hopes to provide a needed spark to education in Arizona by bringing some of the industry’s greatest minds, organizations and technology under one roof to discuss and suggest improvements in the field, while simultaneously giving students free access to higher education institutions and information from around the world.


For more information on the event visit www.edurg.com .



 

AZASCD offers $20,000 in scholarship funds to education students in state of Arizona

To be eligible for the scholarship awards your must be currently enrolled in an education undergraduate, graduate or doctoral program in the state of Arizona and be a member of AZ ASCD (formerly the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development). Those students that are not members can join when submitting their scholarship application. Application fee for students is $10.

For 2010, AZ ASCD presents four $2,500 scholarships and ten $1,000 scholarships to be awarded in two segments. First segment deadline eligibility is February 5, 2010. Second segment deadline for eligibility is August 31, 2010.


For more information and scholarship forms, please visit www.azascd.org .



 
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