Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth education update for May 31

EDUCATION UPDATES

From Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth
May 31, 2018 Edition

Education Spotlight

LAUNCH Flagstaff — Advocacy and Avoiding the Summer Melt

May 30, 2018
Advocating for the world-class education practices that are proven to help kids is the foundation for the work of LAUNCH Flagstaff and its partners – something to which everyone can usually agree. (Read our statement on Education Funding here)  However, when politics enters the education conversation, this accord often dissolves rapidly. …

The latest edu-political issue to surface is the revision of the Arizona science education standards (read-on for more).  Because the months ahead, though the November election are likely to be filled with more issues like this, I urge you to stay informed and stay engaged.  Our children are counting on us.

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