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42. ABEC - Arizona Business And Education Coalition :: 2004 Principles Of Agreement recognizes that arizona s continuing general fund shortfall arizona s needs continueto be widespread and schools and school districts are held increasingly http://www.azbec.org/policy2004.cfm

Home About ABEC Participants Get Involved! ... Resources 2411 W. 14th Street Tempe, AZ 85281 info@azbec.org 2004 Principles of Agreement School District Budget Capacity School Capital Finance Voluntary All-Day Kindergarten Proposition 301: Performance-Based Pay ... Back to Policy Briefs Arizona's General Fund Budget, 2004 Arizona's continuing general fund shortfall will require very difficult decisions; Although economic growth is occurring , Arizona continues to experience difficulties; and Arizona's needs continue to be widespread and include higher education as well as health and human services. Schools and school districts are held increasingly accountable for student achievement through state and federal laws. While funding for Arizona's school building needs has increased, the increase in funds for school operations continues to lag behind dramatic population growth, the needs that exist in the classroom, and the standards to which Arizona's schools will be held accountable through the federal law, No Child Left Behind. However, ABEC believes that:

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Original URL: http://www.kaet.asu.edu/horizon/transcripts/2003/january/jan22_2003.htm Arizona School Superintendent Tom Horne on Horizon on Jan. 22, 2003 don't think I've seen you since the election. Congratulations. Committe did a study very recently where they found efficient large districts spend $300 and some per pupil on administration, where some of the smaller districts spend as much as $1,000 per student on administration. We only give $4700 per student. So a thousand dollars is a big chunk out of the budget. People expect the money to be spent in the classroom on teacher compensation and on smaller class size, rather than wasteful administration. mentioned in the package. but small enough so that people have a say in the school district and that's probably around 30,000 students or so. But we have districts with just a few hundred students. So we can still have local control and still have the district be large enough so that they have the economies of scale. a new one. It always gets bludgeoned and bludgeoned badly when it comes up. So are we talking

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Current Conditions In Tempe, AZ: CLEAR Temp: 100 Wind: 8 N Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf W Gymnastics W Soccer Softball Swimming/Diving M Tennis W Tennis W Volleyball W Water Polo Wrestling Cheer General Releases ASU Traditions Inside The Fans' Poll by Tim Healey Journalists often use the term "softball" to refer to easy questions asked of controversial news subjects. Asking Arizona State fans to pick the Sun Devils' top female student-athlete for 1999-2000 is, by no means, an easy task. Yet, that question, which was the subject of this week's Fans Poll on the ASU athletic department web site, www.thesundevils.com, generated a decidedly softball-type answer. 39% of those responding to our poll named ASU softball star Kirsten Voak as the Devils' top female performer of this past season. Voak outdistanced soccer's Stacey Tullock, who finished second with 20% of the vote. Golfer Miriam Nagl was third, receiving 16% of the votes cast, followed by gymnast Elizabeth McNabb (14%). Sun Devil basketball player Rachel Holt and distance runner Kelly Macdonald each were picked by 5% of the respondents. Kirsten Voak was a second-team softball All-American this past season, setting ASU records with 30 pitching victories and 316 strikeouts. A sophomore from Fremont, CA., Voak tossed 13 shutouts (including a no-hitter), finished with a 1.16 earned run average and held opponents to a paltry .178 batting average. At the plate, Voak batted .315 in 2000, with three home runs and 22 RBI, helping the Sun Devils post a school-record 43 victories and earn a second straight NCAA Tournament berth.

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www.infanthearing.org Home State Information Last Modifed: Arizona - EHDI Information General EHDI Profile... EHDI Contact UNHS Programs - Hospitals Legislative Activities State EHDI Grants Upcoming Events For Health Care Providers... Newborn Hearing Screening Diagnostic Audiology Early Intervention Data Management Medical Home Program Evaluation Tools For Families... General Family Info Support Organizations Other EHDI Web Sites for State The EAR Foundation of Arizona Arizona Hospitals Newborn Hearing Screening Guidelines Arizona Pediatric Audiology Guidelines Arizona - General EHDI Profile Smejkal Ruthann; Ph.D. Program Manager Arizona Department of Health Services Office of Women's and Children's Health Newborn Screening Program 2927 N. 35th Ave., Suite 300 Phoenix, AZ 85017 Phone: 602-364-1410 Fax: 602-364-1495 E-mail: rsmejka@hs.state.az.us Lylis Olsen; MS, CCC-A State Audiology Consultant - State EHDI Contact Arizona Department of Health Services Sensory Program 6233 W. Kings Ave. Glendale, AZ 85306 Phone: 602-690-3975 Fax: 602-296-0425 E-mail: lylisolsen@msn.com

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48. Case In Point: New Cooling Strategy Introduces Ductliner Benefits To Arizona Sch minimum facilities guidelines for all schools in arizona. the classroom. In fact,the US general Accounting Office system noise in our nation s schools is a http://www.esmagazine.com/CDA/ArticleInformation/Case_Item/0,2534,93302,00.html

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50. Arizona Attorney General - Press Releases The arizona Attorney general s Office is currently recruiting entrylevel LegalSecretaries. Minimum qualifications Completion of a post high school legal http://www.ag.state.az.us/employment/legalsupport.html

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52. Statutes In Title 15 CHAPTER 11 arizona STATE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND Article 1 - GeneralProvisions 15-1301 - Definitions 15-1302 - arizona state schools for the deaf http://www.azleg.state.az.us/ars/15/title15.htm

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General Biology Home Masters Degree Program Calendar Admissions Financial Aid ... 2004 Middle School Science Bowl The General Biology Program The General Biology Program for Teachers offers graduate-level courses and enrichment opportunities for biology teachers. The program was designed to address the needs of middle and high school biology teachers for graduate-level biology courses, taught at times when they could participate. Courses are offered at times when teachers can attend: evenings, weekends, and school vacations. Because the courses are graduate-level, they meet many school districts’ requirements for salary increment credit. Courses are divided into the following categories: School-year courses : One-unit Current Topics for Biology Teachers courses meet for 15 hours, either evenings or weekends. Topics vary based on the interests of teachers and availability of instructors. The courses are designed to provide science content in the context of teaching the content to middle or high school students, so every attempt is made to incorporate hands-on activities and field trips. Summer courses : Summer provides teachers with more time to devote to their own continuing education. Most of the summer courses are two- or three-unit courses that emphasize either biology content or biology teaching. Many of our summer courses are core courses for our innovative master’s degree program.

54. EPAA Vol. 7 No. 1 Cobb & Glass: Ethnic Segregation In Arizona Charter Schools Education Policy Analysis Archives, a peerreviewed scholarly journal public schools. The degree of ethnic separation in arizona schools is large enough and consistent enough such as school http://olam.ed.asu.edu/epaa/v7n1

This article has been retrieved times since January 14, 1999 Education Policy Analysis Archives Volume 7 Number 1 January 14, 1999 ISSN 1068-2341 A peer-reviewed scholarly electronic journal Editor: Gene V Glass, College of Education Arizona State University EDUCATION POLICY ANALYSIS ARCHIVES Permission is hereby granted to copy any article if EPAA is credited and copies are not sold. Articles appearing in EPAA are abstracted in the Current Index to Journals in Education by the ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation and are permanently archived in Resources in Education Ethnic Segregation in Arizona Charter Schools Casey D. Cobb University of New Hampshire Gene V Glass Arizona State University [The editorial review and decisions on this article were the responsibility of Anthony G. Rud Jr. of the Editorial Board Abstract Among the criticisms of charter schools is their potential to further stratify schools along ethnic and class lines. This study addressed whether Arizona charter schools are more ethnically segregated than traditional public schools. In 1996-97, Arizona had nearly one in four of all charter schools in the United States. The analysis involved a series of comparisons between the ethnic compositions of adjacent charter and public schools in Arizona's most populated region and its rural towns. This methodology differed from the approach of many evaluations of charter schools and ethnic stratification in that it incorporated the use of geographic maps to compare schools' ethnic make-ups. The ethnic compositions of 55 urban and 57 rural charter schools were inspected relative to their traditional public school neighbors.

55. Lesson Plans general Biology Lesson Plans. The Behavior of Ants (by David Shindelman) Middle schoolstudents will use the arizona Hedgehog Cactus Endangered Species or Not? http://biology.arizona.edu/sciconn/lessons2/lessons.html

General Biology Home Masters Degree Program Courses for Teachers Biomedical Research for Arizona Teachers General Biology Lesson Plans Useful Links General Biology Lesson Plans Spiders: An Organism for Teaching Biology (by Debora Scheidemantel) Students explore basic ecology concepts and scientific processes using spiders as model organisms. They will capture spiders, observe and care for them, and use them to answer their own questions about spider behavior. Modeling the process of a research scientist, each team of students will design and conduct their own experiment. Simultaneously, the class will collaborate on joint projects investigating feeding rates of spiders and their importance in controlling the numbers of insects (by conducting a field study on or near school grounds). Designed for both middle and high school students The Behavior of Ants (by David Shindelman) Middle school students will use the steps of the Scientific Method to independently develop and test their own ideas through experimentation with ants. Students will take part in a four-part study of the behavior of ants.

56. Arizona State Schools For The Deaf And The Blind and 2005 JLBC BudgetB 55Arizona State schools for the Deaf and the BlindArizona State schools for the Deaf information.)Medicaid in Public schools GeneralFund OffsetGF http://www.azleg.state.az.us/jlbc/04recbk/sdb.pdf

57. Arizona School Boards Association responses in the charter school study were therefore not random and cannot be consideredreflective of arizona’s charter school parents/students in general. http://www.azsba.org/charter.htm

A CRITIQUE OF THE ARIZONA CHARTER SCHOOLS STUDY by Michael T. Martin Arizona School Boards Association Research Analyst Executive Summary In its analysis of an Arizona Charter Schools study , the Arizona School Boards Association finds that charter schools in Arizona retard the educational development of elementary school students. Relying almost exclusively on quotations from the study by Arizona State University’s Morrison Institute, the ASBA report shows that the primary appeal charter schools have for parents is the smaller class sizes that are possible with higher funding received per student by charter schools over that of public schools. The Arizona Department of Education commissioned the Morrison Institute to study Arizona charter schools, and to compare the growth in student achievement scores at charter schools with those same statistics in public schools. The state-mandated SAT9 test was used to measure student achievement. The Morrison study used focus groups and parent, student and teacher surveys at charter schools. According to the ASBA report findings, despite a severe bias in the administration of the surveys and focus groups, the study concluded primarily that public schools are overcrowded, while charter schools offer smaller classes with more individual attention per student.

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60. Arizona School For The Deaf - Frequently Asked Questions in this case, the sending state pays arizona outof is the communication philosophyof the School for the In general ASDB encourages students to develop as many http://www.asdb.state.az.us/southern/tucson/asd/faq.html

ASDB HOME Educational Programs Parents Staff ... Contact Us Frequently Asked Questions Arizona School for the Deaf 1. How old is ASDB? ASDB was established by the Arizona State Constitution in 1912 when Arizona became the 48th state. The Tucson Campus moved to its present location on Speedway from the University of Arizona grounds in 1922. The Phoenix Campus (The Phoenix Day School for the Deaf [PDSD]) opened in 1967. The North Central Regional Cooperative, the first of ASDB’s five regional programs, opened in 1988. The last of the five regional programs opened in 1998. 2. How many students attend ASDB programs? In the 2002-2003 school year, approximately 2000 sensory impaired students from all over Arizona were served by ASDB. About 300 students attend the Tucson Campus, and about 270 students attend the Phoenix Campus. The remainder, nearly 1400, receive services from ASDB’s regional programs. 3. How many students live in the Tucson Campus residence halls? The Tucson Campus of ASDB has facilities for students to board. About 35% of the students on the Tucson Campus (about 110) board at the school. About half of these students go home each weekend; the remaining students go home at the major homegoing breaks scheduled throughout the school year. 4. Is ASDB a private school?

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