61. Raincloud Publishing: EnvEd: K-12 Schools SOLO also offers a twoweek trip to New Mexico and arizona in March Top of Page Raincloud Publishing Dan's Environmental Education Bookmarks k-12 schools http://raincloudpub.com/EnvEd/k12.html

K-12 Schools These K-12 schools focus on environmental education and outdoor experiences to a much greater degree than most K-12 schools. I acknowledge the Orion Grassworks Network for help information used on this page. California National International California Chadwick School , Palos Verdes Penninsula Chadwick outdoor education seeks to impel students into wilderness adventures, developing powerful and stimulating learning environments where challenges are created and overcome, and forming well-bonded communities where students can discover a sense of self, come to understand their community and explore the natural world. Chapman Ranch School , PO Box 427, Mt Baldy CA 91759 Dunn Middle School , Los Olivos A small independent school which provides a week fall trip and graduation experience in natural environments for all its students. Nueva School , Hillsborough Oxbow School , Napa The Oxbow School is a one-semester fine arts program for high school juniors from public and independent schools nation-wide. The School offers forty-eight students a unique educational experience focused on the in-depth study and practice of the visual arts. Other semester programs such as the Mountain School, focusing on community and sustainable agriculture; CITYterm, emphasizing urban studies; the Rocky Mountain Semester, addressing outdoor education and alpine ecology; and the Island School, exploring aqua-culture and marine biology, have created rich opportunities for student learning that extend traditional high school course offerings.

62. MEC 2003: MEC Hosts The arizona State Public Information Network (ASPIN) maintains a close relationshipwith k12 schools, state and local government, the legislature, the http://mec.asu.edu/html/general/hosts.html

Information Information Home Audience Background Info Hosts ... Diversions MEC2003 has begun! Be sure to check back daily for news and info. Arizona State University Arizona State University, the fourth largest university in the country, is a leader in educational technology issues and applications. This internationally recognized metropolitan Research I university serves more than 47,000 students at three anchor campuses in the Phoenix area. ASU's main campus is located in the heart of Tempe where nearly 45,000 students are enrolled in day and evening classes. Arizona State Public Information Network (ASPIN) The Arizona State Public Information Network (ASPIN) maintains a close relationship with K-12 schools, state and local government, the legislature, the business community, and Arizona's universities to facilitate the development of mutually beneficial collaborations. By utilizing these strong relationships, a diverse pool of interests unite and combine resources with K-12 education needs to initiate and implement field-based, community-driven projects. ASU College of Education Arizona Department of Education The Arizona Department of Education provides leadership for a comprehensive system of educational opportunities for all people of Arizona. This department oversees the training, technical assistance, compliance review and monitoring, evaluation, dissemination of information, administration and allocation of funds, and recognition of excellence. It serves as the primary source of current, reliable and accurate information on the status and needs of the Arizona public school system.

63. Grants strengthening partnerships among HispanicServing Institutions and other higher educationinstitutions, k-12 schools, and community. arizona State University, 1/1 http://www.wkkf.org/Programming/Grants.aspx?CID=16

64. We All Should Care About K-12 Education - February 18, 1997 In 1994, the arizona Supreme Court decided that the statutorydriven school system. Since the finance scheme impacts exclusively k-12 schools, the court's http://wildcat.arizona.edu/~wildcat/papers/90/99/05_1_m.html

We all should care about K-12 education In 1994, the Arizona Supreme Court decided that the statutory-driven finance strategy for the public school system was unconstitutional on the grounds that it could not "provide for the establishment and maintenance of a general and uniform public school system." Since the finance scheme impacts exclusively K-12 schools, the court's finding addressed only K-12 education, although the constitutional clause implies institutions of higher learning could be included. The question here is why should students, faculty or administrators in higher education care about this Supreme Court decision. I believe a report by the Arizona Board of Regents, given at this month's meeting held here at the University of Arizona, may shed some light on the answer. The board of regents gave their Annual Progress Report on Recruitment and Graduation of Minority Students. This report grew from recommendations updated in a 1989 published report called Our Common Commitment: Enhancing Ethnic Minority Integration and Ach ievement in Arizona's Universities. In an effort to measure their commitment to minority integration into higher education, the regents established goals, which are reported in the annual progress report. The goals, in short, are (1) to work with the publ ic school districts to increase the number of eligible minority graduates for admission, (2) emphasize recruitment of eligible minority students to increase enrollment rates, and (3) increase the graduation rates of minority students.

65. GLOBE resource center dedicated to the continual improvement of science, mathematics,and technology education for all students in k12 schools throughout arizona. http://www.nau.edu/globe

The NAU GLOBE partner works with informal and K-12 educators in Northern Arizona, particularly rural and reservation schools in learning about and implementing the GLOBE Program. The franchise is jointly operated by the Science and Mathematics Learning Center (SMLC) and the Environmental Education Outreach Program (EEOP) , at Northern Arizona University . The SMLC provides leadership in providing GLOBE professional development and EEOP provides technical assistance in GLOBE program implementation. GLOBE The GLOBE Program is a worldwide hands-on environmental science and education program that unites students, educators, and scientists from around the globe in studying the environment. The goals of the GLOBE Program are: to enhance the environmental awareness of individuals worldwide, to increase scientific understanding of the Earth, and to improve student achievement in science and mathematics. Over 7,000 schools in more than 80 countries are participating in the GLOBE Program. As part of the GLOBE Program students: Make a core set of environmental observations at or near their schools

66. Central Arizona Regional Science And Engineering Fair support from everyone in the valley including schools, institutions of and statescience standards for k-12 levels, the emergence of arizona Science Center http://carsef.asu.edu/history/

History Growing up has never been easy. The challenges of the tough transition from childhood to young adulthood are familiar to us all. But new challenges are facing our current generation of youth in our global high tech economy. As never before in history, it is imperative that our kids develop a highly technical skill set to effectively function and compete in an increasingly technological society. At the same time, we must recognize that our kids are, after all, still kids. We want to encourage a healthy balance between serious work and serious fun. The CARSEF mission is to provide an opportunity for young people to create serious projects, to experience research and learn about the scientific process, within a fun, competitive atmosphere. We want to make this opportunity available to as many central Arizona kids as possible. With your help, we can! The primary goals of the fair are to Advance science, engineering and math education among ALL K-12 students from the participating school districts. Inculcate the spirit of inquiry, discovery and a sense of wonderment.

67. Schools Started By Pre-existing Community Based Schools arizona, Enterprise Academy, 1997, k12, ES/MS/HS, James L. Williams, 415 W. GrantStreet Phoenix, AZ 85003, 602-254-1844, started by Phoenix Urban League, X, X,The http://www.charterfriends.org/caseyschools-chart.html

Founding Organization Information Special Student Population Information Instructional Focus/Methods State School Opened Grade Levels School Types (Elementary, Middle, High) Contact Information Address Telephone Fax Email Website Organization Name and/or Description Education Organization Middle-Eastern cultural communities Arts Sciences Museum Youth Development Community Development Corporation Neighborhood Development African-American Latino/Hispanic Organization Native American At-Risk Youth Teen Pregnancy/ Teen Parents Social Services Church Additional Information about Founding Organization (population served, mission, etc.) At-risk Students Bilingual/ Multilingual Children with Special Needs Pregnant Teens and Teen Parents Math, Sciences, and/or Technology College Prep Bilingual/ Multicultural Learning Residential Service Learning/ Community Partnerhips Arts Hands-On Extended Schedule School-to-Career Literacy Environment Global Studies Multiage Character Education Individualized Instruction A+ Curriculum Core Knowledge Modern Red Schoolhouse Direct Instruction Arizona Calli Ollin Academy HS Magdalena Vedugo, Executive Director

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69. Arizona Education Association approach is necessarily the answer for every child, schools should evaluate k12 FUNDING. Thereis an arizona Attorney General opinion supporting our position. http://www.arizonaea.org/legislative/aeaposition.html

AEA Positions AIMS BILINGUAL EDUCATION FLORES/ENGLISH ACQUISITION K-12 FUNDING ... STATE TRUST LANDS AIMS BILINGUAL EDUCATION We support the right of all children in public schools to have equal educational opportunities. We believe that LEP students must have programs that address their unique needs regardless of their primary language. Because no single approach is necessarily the answer for every child, schools should evaluate and choose programs that are the most appropriate for their specific students. FLORES/ENGLISH ACQUISITION Not being fluent in English should not be a barrier to learning subject matter. We believe the Legislature and the Arizona Department of Education should decide what is most effective in educating LEP students and then find a way to fund it. The AEA does not support using inflation funding to resolve the Flores/English Acquisition case. A new revenue source must be identified for that issue. K-12 FUNDING AEA believes that payment of taxes is the obligation of all citizens and businesses. The burden should be equitably and fairly shared; no class of persons or businesses should be exempt. The legislature must begin addressing the issues of tax credits and tax exemptions in order to meet future revenue needs of the state and its growing population. CAREER LADDER PROGRAM AEA continues to support the Career Ladder program. Twenty-eight school districts representing over 30 percent of teachers statewide use the program. As districts are required to develop performance-based pay plans, the Career Ladder program serves as a model. We advocate that more money be allocated to Career Ladder to benefit more districts and educators.

70. Technology For Schools And Libraries and integrate technology in all arizona k12 classrooms. arizona's Colleges of Educationat all three universities schools of Education need to provide faculty http://www.tucsonlink.org/tech_educ_3.htm

Education Current News and Announcements Home About CITA CITA Mission CITA 02-03 Action Plan CITA Affiliates Calendar Of Events ... Contact CITA Tucson Link Forum Tucson Link Forum Next Tucson Link Sponsor The Tucson Link Initiatives GAZEL/CITA E-learning Demonstration Project Web Conferencing For Economic Development Statewide Strategic Telecom Planning Cyber Security Committee ... Affiliations Links and Resources Business, Education and Community Links Technology and Education Collaboration and Conferencing Contact CITA Steve Peters, President Fax (800) 887-4041 stevepeters@theriver.com Technology and Education In Arizona (3) Funding and Priorities In Arizona Page 3 of 4 Introduction AZ Priorities-1 AZ Priorities -2 AZ Priorities -3 Vision Arizona K-12 will move from the 4 th quartile to 1 st quartile within the next five years as the technology effective classrooms dramatically increase student academic performance.

71. Web Bound - Arizona Categories for arizona. Directories (25) Disc Jockeys (9) Diving (3) Education (55)Education k12 School Districts (40) Education k-12 schools (27) Education K http://www.webbound.com/P4/default.htm

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72. US Charter Schools Website Phoenix, arizona 85013 Principal or Lead Administrator Jeremy Thompson, Principal Board,State Charter School Board Grades Served All (k12) Geographic Area http://www.uscharterschools.org/cs/uscsp/view/s/296

HOME LOGIN REGISTER HELP ... faq Amerischools/Children's Academy (K-6) Arizona College Preparatory Academy (7-12) Last updated: details 1333 W. Camelback Rd. Phoenix,  Arizona  85013 General Information Status:   In Development Geographic Area Served:   Phoenix metropolitan and surrounding areas Grades Served:   All (K-12) Number of Students:   under 500 Principal or Lead Administrator:   Jeremy Thompson,  Founder(s): Dr. Reginald Barr Year of Opening:   Fall 1998 School Type:   New School Chartering Agency:   State Board, State Charter School Board Contact Information Contact:   Sue Murphy Phone:   Fax:   Email:   semurph4@aol.com School Overview Mission Statement: Fostering academic excellence through hands-on, center-based activities. Learning and community Laboratories provide for enrichment opportunities and individualized instruction. Multi-age, non-graded continuous progress practice ensures student success at own level. Advanced Placement college curriculum and counseling, seminar and shared inquiry opportunities available. Caring and well-trained staff support safe learning environment. Governance Process: Charter Foundation and Amerischools dba Children's Academy of Arizona and Arizona College Preparatory Academy;School Board.

73. Arizona Chamber Of Commerce - Education numerous religious schools and a thriving charter school program. Guideto k12 schools in arizona. More Business Government Links http://www.azchamber.com/business_government/education.shtml

Select a Category: Accountants Airlines Apartments Attorneys Auto-New Auto-Used Auto Repair Banks Beauty Salon Books-New Churches Computers Dentists Emp. Agncy Florists Furniture Contractors Golf Course Grocers Hospitals Hotels Insurance Internet Newspapers Night Clubs Physicians Printers Real Estate Restaurants Schools Sport Goods Travel agnt Vet's Enter a city in Arizona: More ways to search for local businesses Education Arizona has three major universities Arizona State University in the Phoenix suburb of Tempe has about 48,000 students; the University of Arizona in Tucson and Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. All offer four-year degrees, graduate study, Master's and Ph.D. levels of education. The state also has one of the finest community college systems in the nation with 10 campuses. It is also home to one of the most famous international schools. The American Graduate School of International Management in the Phoenix suburb of Glendale. Now add specialty private universities like Embry Riddle Academy, in Prescott, which specializes in all areas of aviation, and the University of Phoenix, which provides working adults with business, science and other specialized four-year and Masters' degree studies.

74. Schools, K-12, Educational Facilities - Durrant Unified School District, Anna Lawrence Elementary School, Tucson, arizona 49,323Square Please contact Durrant for more information on k12 school facilities. http://www.durrant.com/schools.html

Justice Facilities College and University Facilities Commercial Space Libraries ... Historic Preservation/Restoration Wickenburg High School , Wickenburg, AZ Square Feet Durrant was selected to provide planning, programming, site selection and complete architectural design for a new high school and renovations to convert the existing high school into a 3-5 elementary school. This campus takes advantage of interesting terrain and is nestled in an east-facing slope. Arranged in various levels, all ADA acceptable, the facilities are designed to reflect the historic character of the area. The auditorium is designed to be completed at a future date when funding is available through private donors and citizens. Tucson Unified School District, Anna Lawrence Elementary School, Tucson, Arizona 49,323 Square Feet A new elementary school designed to reflect the elements of an adjacent Yaqui Indian Reservation. Little Mountain Elementary School, Monticello, Minnesota This pre-school and K-5 elementary is designed to house six family groups with flexibility for future additions. Each family group is clustered around a common instructional space which facilitates on-going communication and collaboration among teachers and students. Three of the classrooms adjacent to this space have movable walls that, when opened, create a room large enough for the entire family to meet. Smaller learning and planning environments have been designed for teacher ratios such as 1:1, 1:3, 1:5, and 1:10 in each family cluster to facilitate a variety of needs.

75. ENC: Professional Development: Standards & Frameworks: State Frameworks arizona Department of Education science standards Back to Top. Arkansas. California.Mathematics content standards for California public schools. k12. http://www.enc.org/professional/standards/state/

Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Professional Development State Frameworks Advanced ... Ask ENC Explore online lesson plans, student activities, and teacher learning tools. Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. By Your Own Design Federal Resources Funding Opportunities Professional Learning ... Frequently Asked Questions State Frameworks Frameworks for mathematics and science education provided by states. Many of these links lead to web sites maintained by other organizations. A Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas C California Colorado Connecticut D Delaware District of Columbia F Florida G Georgia H Hawaii I Idaho Illinois Indiana K Kansas L Louisiana M Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan ... Montana N Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey ... North Dakota O Ohio Oklahoma Oregon P Pennsylvania R Rhode Island S South Carolina South Dakota T Tennessee Texas U Utah V Vermont Virginia W Washington (State) West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alabama Alabama Department of Education. Course of study. Science. Alabama course of study. Mathematics. Back to Top Alaska Alaska. Content standards. Science.

76. ASU College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Press Release - Math, Engineering and Technology, the arizona Collaborative for ASU's k12 outreachactivities extend from the arts and parents to teachers, schools and school http://clasdean.la.asu.edu/news/gk12.htm

News Release James Hathaway, Hathaway@asu.edu April 18, 2001 Grant to Intensify ASU K-12 Outreach in Science Education NSF Release: http://www.nsf.gov/od/lpa/news/press/01/pr0127.htm Photos: http://clasdean.la.asu.edu/news/images/gk-12/ Call it a coalition and collaboration or call it feedback or synergy, but the traditional boundary between general and higher education has been disappearing. As K-12 institutions have been focusing more and more on preparing students for college careers, universities have been expending more and more energy making sure that their knowledge, expertise and other resources are available to support K-12 teaching. Over the past decade, Arizona State University's outreach programs aimed at pre-college students have experienced a quiet, but impressive blossoming: Outside of teacher preparation that ordinarily occurs in the College of Education, faculty have developed more than 70 ongoing K-12 related programs and projects at ASU. The importance of this large-scale, successful community interaction has recently been highlighted by a major grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support a range of existing ASU programs in science education - one of 56 such grants awarded nationally in a two-year old NSF grant program entitled "Graduate Teaching Fellows in K-12 Education" (GK-12).

77. Educational Placement Alabama, Alaska, arizona, Arkansas, California. Peterson's Education Center k-12 schools, private schools, universities, study abroad, job listings, etc. http://www.uiowa.edu/~edplace/OnlineCenter/www/pk-12.htm

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78. Arizona School Boards Association for assigning school accountability labels to k12 public education facilities inArizona. OCT. guidelines to help under performing schools improve http://www.azsba.org/nclb.htm

AZ Learns Definitions: Underperforming: needs to meet state performance and state progress goals Maintaining Performance: meets state performance goals, and needs to meet state progress goals Improving: exceeds state performance and state progress goals Excelling: (see ARS 15-241 section D (K-8) or E (9-12) for complete definition) K-8: ninety percent of pupils achieved one year of academic progress in all subject areas of the Arizona measure of academic progress, and ninety percent passed all subject areas of the AIMS test. ninety per cent of pupils passed all subject areas of the AIMS test, the dropout rate is no more than six per cent and the school's graduation rate is at least ninety per cent. Chronology of School Accountability In Arizona MAR. 2000 Governor Hull announces a new initiative, Education 2000, to supply more resources to Arizona public schools through an increased state sales tax. SPRING 2000 Governor’s staff, including Education Advisor Jaime A. Molera, successfully lobbies numerous business leaders to support the increased sales tax for K-12 and university needs. JUN. 2000

79. Transforming Teacher Education: Introduction for k12 schools. The turbulence surrounding the colleges reached a turning pointwhen major state and federal initiatives stripped arizona universities of http://www.ed.arizona.edu/transform/introduction.html

" Your College of Education not only critically examined your teacher preparation programs, but used those findings... to improve your product....You and Dean Taylor must be commended for your leadership in this matter. Our K-12 system will excel only when individuals decide to put the needs of our children and families over the needs of their particular bureaucracy..." Gov. Jane Dee Hull in a 1999 letter to President Peter Likins The Professional Preparation Board's (PPB) strategic goals are a product of intense deliberations among more than 40 education professionals and citizens. This group worked together in seven design teams for more than 18 months to create goals and recommendations for the plan, which is geared to transform teacher preparation at the University of Arizona (UA). The design teams are composed of university administrators and professors from six UA colleges, and representatives from nine public school districts, an independent school, a charter school, the State Department of Education and a community college. Design team members' creative tensions established a bond which led to an unprecedented commitment to addressing the enduring problems of the changing face of teacher education in the state of Arizona and nationally.

80. Policy Program: Helpful Links The arizona Republic The arizona Daily Star The arizona Business Gazette. containsfiscal, demographic, and performance data on California's k12 schools. http://www.wested.org/cs/pol/print/docs/pol/links.htm

Helpful Links Below are links to some of the essential state and national Web sites for policymakers and those interested in tracking or researching regional education policy issues. The links are broken down by the states in WestEd's region with a listing of important national links at the end. Arizona Links State Agencies Arizona Department of Education State of Arizona Home Page Legislative Information Arizona Legislative Information System State Education Associations Arizona School Boards Association Links to Periodicals The Arizona Republic The Arizona Daily Star The Arizona Business Gazette California Links State Agencies Goldmine - California Department of Education California State Home Page Legislative Information California Senate Home Page California Assembly Home Page Legislative Counsel - official California legislative information Legislative Analyst's Office State Research and Policy Information Ed-Data (Education Data Partnership) - contains fiscal, demographic, and performance data on California's K-12 schools. EdSource - EdSource is dedicated to providing impartial information about California's emerging public education issues.

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