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Flagstaff Education Association Canvass
Still InVESTed canvasses every Sunday for pro-public education candidates: David Garcia (Governor), Wade Carlisle (State Senate), and Bobby Tyler and Felicia French (State House), and issues, including No on Prop 305, and Yes for FUSD Bond and Override. Shift times: 9 am, Noon, 3 pm Contact: James Gravitt at 928-542-1786
Continue readingVote No on Proposition 305
Proposition 305 is a bit confusing so let me try to break it down for you. 1. Basically there are a number of school tax credits and there are also Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESAs). Both of these, in essence, funnel tax dollars to private schools. Prop 305 is about ESAs. 2. ESA’s started in 2011 […]
Continue readingFlagstaff Education Association Canvass
Still InVESTed canvasses every Sunday for pro-public education candidates: David Garcia (Governor), Wade Carlisle (State Senate), and Bobby Tyler and Felicia French (State House), and issues, including No on Prop 305, and Yes for FUSD Bond and Override. Contact: James Gravitt at 928-542-1786
Continue readingFact Check: Ducey and Public Education Funding
By David Boyles, ASU English Instructor Now that Doug Ducey’s minions on the state Supreme Court have knocked the Invest in Ed initiative off the ballot, and Ducey is up against a pro-public education opponent in David Garcia, we are probably going to hear a lot from Ducey about how he pumped millions of dollars […]
Continue readingStill Invested in Ed
Are you #inVESTed in your students? The fact that #INVESTinED is dead does not change how badly AZ kids need us to take a stand for them this November. Come and be a part of our site-based #EdWave strategy to win back our state for public education!
Continue readingKathy Hoffman Volunteer Roundup
#TeamHoffman is hosting a volunteer roundup for our Northern Arizona team. If you are interested in getting involved in Kathy Hoffman’s campaign, please attend this meeting! Kathy Hoffman is the Democratic candidate for State Superintendent in Arizona. To learn more about her campaign, please visit her website. www.electkathyhoffman.com
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