Thank you for your interest in the great things happening in Arizona’s public schools. The AZ Public Schools Making a Difference Every Day campaign was created to tell the good stories and successes happening every day in Arizona’s public schools. 

Find out more about AZ Public Schools Making a Difference Every Day at www.azschoolsmakeadifference.org

The full campaign—including TV advertisements, regular email newsletters and more—will continue in 2008 through the end of the school year.

 



Ask your friends and colleagues to log onto www.azschoolsmakeadifference.org and sign up. They will be one of the first to hear about the campaign and good things happening in public education around the state. The more people we have signed up, the more impact is possible!


We are looking for impressive stories about how Arizona’s teachers, students and schools are making a difference every day. Log onto www.azschoolsmakeadifference.org and submit your stories.


 

PHOENIX, AZ – Ultimately it was the difference of one student – a single fourth grader’s academic success could have improved an important academic rating for one Phoenix school...(read more)
Story: Sierra Vista Students AIMING for Success

PAYSON, AZ – Jumping rope earns Julia Randall Elementary School teacher Donna Moore a national award from the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance...(read more)
Story:  Jumping rope earns JRE teacher national award

PEORIA, AZ – Students in Sundance Elementary social studies teacher Lori Bostick’s class followed her all over the world during the holiday break as part of their social studies assignment. The trip fulfilled Bostick’s life goal of visiting all seven continents...(read more)
Story: Sundance Social Studies Teacher on Ice

NOGALES, AZ -  It may look like just water bottles, towels, tape and ice bags. But when the surface is scratched, parents end up saving a substantial amount of money because of the services provided by Rio Rico High's sports medicine program...(read more)
Story: High school trainer saves parents, school big bucks