OPINION: "The Arizona Legislature should see through this attempt to turn the state’s children into second-class citizens, and reject the governor’s proposals," write Christy Narsi, chairwoman of Independent Women's Network AZ Chapter, and Mary Vought, a senior fellow at Independent Women’s Forum.
- Diana Newmark Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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OPINION: "Private school costs can be steep. But there is a cost to obtaining an Empowerment Scholarship Account, too – one that comes at the expense of the public schools in our communities," writes Diana Newmark, director of the Education Advocacy Clinic at the UA.
- By Mark Finchem and Sylvia Allen Special to the Arizona Daily Star
To solve Arizona’s top education issues, it's time for adults to start acting like adults and show our kids how to work together.
- For the Arizona Daily Star
The use of the veto referendum in the case of Prop. 305 is not a check on legislative corruption or other abuse of power.
- By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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Democrat criticized governor for signing plan to let any student take advantage of vouchers now reserved for special-needs students.
- By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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Democrat criticized governor for signing plan to let any student take advantage of vouchers now reserved for special-needs students.
- By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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Democratic lawmakers accused their Republican colleagues Thursday of hiding relevant information from voters about upcoming ballot measures.
- Angela Pittenger | This Is Tucson
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Applications for the upcoming school year are being accepted now.
- Angela Pittenger | This Is Tucson
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Next year, only kids in kindergarten, 1st grade, 6th grade or 9th grade are eligible for the vouchers.
- By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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Governor pushes back, reaffirms commitment to education and teachers.
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