Category: Press Release

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Education Forward Arizona Celebrates Exceptional Leaders in Education

On Oct. 30, Education Forward Arizona hosted its annual “An InspirED Evening” fundraising event and education celebration at the J.W. Marriott Camelback Inn. The evening brought together leaders, educators and advocates from across Arizona to celebrate collaboration and innovation in education, from early learning through postsecondary attainment...


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New Poll Shows Arizonans Demand Action on Increasing Access, Affordability to Education and Training After High School

Education Forward Arizona, as part of its Everything to Gain campaign, unveiled a new poll in an ongoing study regarding the state of attainment of education and training after high school. The results show that Arizonans overwhelmingly support specific policy actions from leaders and lawmakers to increase support and resources to help Arizonans attain a degree […]


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Education Forward Arizona Welcomes Two New Board Members

Teniqua Broughton and Jason Coochwytewa bring fresh perspective to the organization Education Forward Arizona is pleased to announce the addition of two distinguished individuals to the organization’s board of directors. Teniqua Broughton and Jason Coochwytewa are eligible to serve up to three consecutive terms of three years each on the board...


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Education Forward Arizona Announces Annual Benefit Event

Jeff Guldner of APS named Luminary Award honoree On Wednesday, Oct. 30, Education Forward Arizona will hold its annual “An InspirED Evening” fundraising event and education celebration at the J.W. Marriott Camelback Inn. This year’s event will bring together individuals and organizations from all over Arizona to celebrate collaboration and innovation in education, from early […]


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New Poll Shows Arizonans Still Believe Education Beyond High School Is Important; Cost and Childcare Remain Key Barriers

Education Forward Arizona, as part of its Everything to Gain campaign, unveiled a second poll in an ongoing series for the state of Arizona. The results show that regardless of socioeconomic status, most Arizonans who never completed a degree or program outside of high school see the value of additional education or training...


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Education Forward Arizona and Freeport-McMoRan Launch New Workforce Development Initiative

Guarantee Your Future with Freeport Application Deadline is June 21 Education Forward Arizona has teamed up with Freeport-McMoRan to engage ambitious individuals through an innovative new scholarship and job placement initiative. The Guarantee Your Future with Freeport program will support 25 students and provide education, training, a paid summer internship, and job placement in one […]


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FAFSA Completion Rates Down 33% Compared to Last Year

Education Forward Arizona and other Arizona groups offering assistance to boost completion rates and college applications Submissions for this year’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) are down 33% over 2023 in Arizona, leaving millions of dollars of federal aid on the table...


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Education Forward Arizona Hosts Etiquette Dinner to Empower Scholarship Recipients for Success

Five course meal prepared and served by culinary students at the Metro Tech High School Banquet Hall  Education Forward Arizona recently hosted an etiquette dinner at Metro Tech High School, providing more than 40 of its scholarship recipients with essential etiquette training and protocol...


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Final Office Hours to Assist Arizona Families with Completing New FAFSA at the Capital One Café at Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall  

Education Forward Arizona is gearing up for its final FAFSA office hours to assist Arizona families in completing the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The office hours will take place on March 24 at the Capital One Café in Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall...


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New Data: Arizonans See Education After High School as the Path To a High Quality of Life, Want More Done to Increase Attainment

A new poll finds that an overwhelming majority of Arizonans believe that increasing the number of adults with degrees, certificates, and credentials delivers economic and social benefits for their communities and prevents Arizona from falling into future economic issues...