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Education Forward Arizona honors graduating college and high school scholars
Each May, Education Forward Arizona honors a new cohort of graduating college scholars who have achieved their post-secondary education goals, thanks to programs designed to increase college access and attainment […]
From AZ to the Ivy League: How Education Forward Arizona’s College Knowing & Going initiative helped prepare Rodrigo for college
A bright future begins with a solid education and that mindset is driving Rodrigo Guizar, Jr. Rodrigo graduated from Cibola High School in Yuma, Ariz. on May 26, and will […]
Summer can be ideal time to prepare for kindergarten success
Summertime is a great opportunity to help kids prepare for their first day of kindergarten. Today’s schools expect 5-year-olds to arrive with basic academic and social skills so they are […]
Glendale Student Heads to Stanford and Helps Fellow Students Pursue Their Dreams
A bright future begins with a solid education. Jada Finesilver, a senior graduating from Glendale High School on May 23, is proving how positive high school experiences can set the […]
Bipartisan Budget Passes With Education Wins and Trade-Offs
The state budget, approved by both chambers of the legislature this week, demonstrates that bi-partisan (even intra-party) negotiation is achievable. The budget also provides several increases in education and related […]
3 Quick Ways to Thank Arizona Teachers
The teachers in our communities continue to show up with a heart to serve and a willingness to meet each child’s unique needs. They’re doing incredible work to educate Arizona […]
Use This High School Graduation To-Do List to Keep Supporting Students
By Caroline Doglio, Program Associate, National, College, Attainment Network As the school year comes to a close, seniors will be out of the door and moving onto their next step. […]
Education Forward Arizona Welcomes Dr. Teresa Leyba Ruiz
We are happy to announce that Dr. Teresa Leyba Ruiz has joined Education Forward Arizona as Senior Vice President and Chief Advocacy and Programs Officer. In this role, she will […]
AdviseAZ: Near-peer advisers help high school students pursue education after high school
Filling out college applications or even the FAFSA form for financial aid can be a daunting experience for high school students, especially first-generation students. However, some help and encouragement from […]
Next Stop, College: A First-Gen Student Shares Tips for Students Entering Their First Semester
Do you know any students entering college this fall? There is a lot to prepare for, from housing to financial aid. Education Forward Arizona Intern Daniel Hernandez shares his tips […]