http://www.arizonaeducationnetwork.com/2009/05/presidents-of-dm-50-ft-huachuca-50-fighter-county-partnership-pen-letter-to-gov-brewer-about-education-cuts/ PUBLIC EDUCATION KEEPS THE AMERICAN DREAM ALIVE Wed, 16 Mar 2011 16:04:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.arizonaeducationnetwork.com/2009/05/presidents-of-dm-50-ft-huachuca-50-fighter-county-partnership-pen-letter-to-gov-brewer-about-education-cuts/comment-page-1/#comment-873 Education is the Make or Break for Raytheon Future in Tucson, April 5, 2010 | Arizona Education Network Thu, 15 Apr 2010 03:37:56 +0000 http://www.arizonaeducationnetwork.com/?p=2211#comment-873 [...] . The entire article can be found here. . Related AEN Articles: Presidents of DM-50, Ft. Huachuca-50 & Fighter County Partnership Pen Letter to Gov. Brewer abou... [...] [...] . The entire article can be found here. . Related AEN Articles: Presidents of DM-50, Ft. Huachuca-50 & Fighter County Partnership Pen Letter to Gov. Brewer abou… [...]

]]> http://www.arizonaeducationnetwork.com/2009/05/presidents-of-dm-50-ft-huachuca-50-fighter-county-partnership-pen-letter-to-gov-brewer-about-education-cuts/comment-page-1/#comment-598 Proposition 100: The 1% Temporary Sales Tax Increase–Your Questions Answered | Arizona Education Network Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:41:40 +0000 http://www.arizonaeducationnetwork.com/?p=2211#comment-598 [...] The Governor’s budget director, John Arnold, confirmed that economists view Proposition 100 as job neutral (any jobs lost by an increase in the sales tax would be equivalent to jobs lost as a result of the cuts made if the measure fails).  Education is inextricably linked to a healthy Arizona economy.  In order to attract businesses to Arizona, the state must provide a strong public education system.  If these drastic cuts are made, companies may not only fail to relocate to Arizona–they may  leave. They may also imperil Arizona’s military bases.  Many civilian jobs already remain unfilled at bases due to the lack of qualified workers.  In addition, military families may choose to avoid a state with diminished funding for education.  See Presidents of DM-50, Ft. Huachuca-50 & Fighter County Partnership Pen Letter to Gov. Brewer abou.... [...] [...] The Governor’s budget director, John Arnold, confirmed that economists view Proposition 100 as job neutral (any jobs lost by an increase in the sales tax would be equivalent to jobs lost as a result of the cuts made if the measure fails).  Education is inextricably linked to a healthy Arizona economy.  In order to attract businesses to Arizona, the state must provide a strong public education system.  If these drastic cuts are made, companies may not only fail to relocate to Arizona–they may  leave. They may also imperil Arizona’s military bases.  Many civilian jobs already remain unfilled at bases due to the lack of qualified workers.  In addition, military families may choose to avoid a state with diminished funding for education.  See Presidents of DM-50, Ft. Huachuca-50 & Fighter County Partnership Pen Letter to Gov. Brewer abou…. [...]

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