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Quick Facts: Public Education Funding in Arizona

August 31st, 2010

Sign up for our Email Newsletter For Email Newsletters you can trust . . . FACTS ABOUT PUBLIC EDUCATION FUNDING IN ARIZONA It’s the 2010 voting season!  Steer clear of the misinformation campaigns.  Take a moment to familiarize yourself with some quick facts on public education funding prior to the November 2 general election. . . [...]

Charter School Finance and Equalization Funding: Your Questions Answered

June 25th, 2010

Public school funding is derived using several complex equations, and in this piece the Arizona Education Network helps break it down in a Question and Answer format for charter public schools.

Traditional Public School Finance and Equalized Funding: Your Questions Answered

June 25th, 2010

Public school funding is devised by several complex equations, and in this piece the Arizona Education Network helps break it down in a Question and Answer format for traditional public schools.

Public School Finance & Equalization Funding: Your Questions Answered

June 1st, 2010

Both traditional public and charter school financing in Arizona is complicated, but the Arizona Education Network takes it apart and answers your questions.

Arizona’s Private School Tuition Tax-Credit Program: How We Got Here and Where are We Going?

February 4th, 2010

Arizona Education Network takes a closer look at the private school tax credit program and its history in order to understand the evolution of the program, the issues that have been raised and the potential changes in the future.

Arizona School Districts Take Funding to Local Voters: October 2009

October 2nd, 2009

In the wake of $133 million in state cuts to education, Arizona school districts have opted to place overrides or bonds on the November 3, 2009 ballot. The Arizona Education Network encourages voters to vote “YES” to these overrides or bonds so that these school districts can restore funding back to levels necessary for educating Arizona’s future.