To see the real-world impact of inflation, you can look to the reams of data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Or you can talk to Shannon Gleave. “Last year, for 152 slices of bread we paid about $3.80,” said Gleave, the director of food and nutrition services at Glendale Elementary School District. “This year the
Charter schools are always public schools and prioritize the learning needs of every student. As such, we take exception to the term “for-profit” charter schools because it is misleading. It is true that about 10 percent of these student-centered, tuition-free, innovative public schools contract with companies for management functions. That does not make the schools themselves “for-profit”
The Citizens Tax Committee (CTC) has announced that Tim Carter, Yavapai County Superintendent of Education will be the featured speaker at their next meeting, Wednesday, March 10, 2021, set for 1:00 PM at the Rowle P. Simmons Adult Center, 1280 E. Rosser Street, in Prescott. The Citizens Tax Committee meets on the second Wednesday of
In keeping with the statewide trend, voters in rural Arizona believe that education is the number one issue facing the state. This according to a poll of 600 likely voters in Cochise, Coconino, Mohave, Pinal, Yavapai and Yuma Counties. The survey was conducted Jan. 25-29, 2021 by HighGround, Inc. on behalf of Expect More Arizona. Immigration
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