Jeff P.’s Post

Across #Arizona —and really, across the country—there is a growing conversation about the value of college…Is it worth it? Who should go to college? Who really benefits from a college education?   There is a lot of chatter suggesting that maybe education and training after high school isn’t worth it, or that the public doesn’t see the value of that for everybody. Yesterday we hosted this Morning Scoop with the Arizona Capitol Times to respond with strong evidence that Arizona voters do see value in education and training beyond high school. And, #voters want the state's Policy, Legislative, Education, and Business leaders do more to provide opportunities for #postsecondary education and training. But as you will hear our panelists say, this is not just an #education issue! Increasing opportunities for education and training after high school provides amazing benefits to individuals, their families and communities, and to the economic strength of the state. This issue affects every single one of us. Find out why in the post ⤵ .

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It depends on the “type of teacher”, and the “subject matter being taught”. If the “teacher” is a “Physician” teaching other “Physicians”, then they should make well-over “$100,000”. If “anyone” has “any questions” or need “clarification” on this, it’s best to “ask” instead of “assuming”, for example, that a “Physician” all of a sudden wants to be a “K-12 elementary teacher”. Common sense should “dictate”, that that “is not” the case, unless otherwise “explicitly stated”.

How can K–12 school leaders better understand and address the anxieties and challenges faced by families today? In our latest blog post, Julie Faulstich—a former head of school and founder of Stony Creek Strategy—provides perspective: https://lnkd.in/egv8TQX4

It is personal!

Literacy Leaders out here leading literacy! 

How are we preparing children with special needs for their future? A great discussion about next practices for our babies with special needs…..Future Focused Schools.

How To Talk with Students In School Morning Assembly Click Here to Read - https://lnkd.in/g54qujmp

If you're a legislator visiting classrooms or hosting students in your capitol, NCSL can provide you with publication and video resource materials for students K-12. Learn more about NCSL's civics education resources here: https://bit.ly/3wSvxgy #CivicLearningWeek

What a refreshing concept - leaning into traditional values to develop our kids. https://lnkd.in/g-MWyua2