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President and Chief Executive Officer, and Board Member, Education Forward Arizona. Helping students succeed; increasing postsecondary attainment to ensure a brighter future for Arizona
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Jan. 4th is National Trivia Day so here’s a question…what’s the best way to start saving for college when your child is young? Open a #DE529 Education Savings account. Learn more at 529.delaware.gov. #delaware #treasurer #529plans #collegesavings
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Between the end of this school year and the time before summer winds down, it is critical for schools to start preparing for the upcoming school year. One critical aspect of this preparation is ensuring that your ID card system is ready to handle the influx of new students and faculty. Learn more about preparing for the 2024-2025 school year in our latest blog.
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Featured in USA Today: Dr. Justin H. Lonon wrote about the urgent need to protect affordable access programs like IncludED at Dallas College. Their program has saved students an average of $900 each year and improved student success rates. We’re proud to support Dallas College, and campuses all across the country, as they work to make textbooks more affordable. Access programs are crucial for making education more affordable and accessible—but new proposed regulations are putting them at risk. Learn more about the challenges Access programs are facing and what you can do to help: https://hubs.ly/Q02yJ9tX0
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The new bill, SB13 proposes A tiny school called a 'microschool' that would allow them to be established nearly anywhere in Utah. These schools are a hybrid of homeschooling and private schooling expected to work with small groups. The bill grants microschools the same zoning privileges as charter and private schools. That means they could open in residential neighborhoods, converted downtown storefronts, shopping malls and even the wilderness, because they would be considered a 'permitted use' across all zoning districts within a county. The bill differentiates between two types of microschools: 'home-based' microschools and 'micro-education' entities. Home-based microschools, or schools operating from an individual’s house, could serve no more than 16 students, while Micro-education entities could serve up to 100 students per facility, and cities would maintain authority to regulate their parking, noise levels and safety. Microschools are funded through tuition just like private schools. But starting this fall, the Utah Fits All Scholarship voucher program they’ll be able to use $8,000 for tuition and other educational expenses. https://lnkd.in/gVMCPBjf
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