Making education the No. 1 priority in the state
Nicole Magnuson and Jim Pitofsky of Expect More Arizona, a partnership aimed to spread their campaign across the state that Arizona needs to make education a top priority, flank Ken Rosevear, executive director of Yuma County Chamber of Commerce.
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Making education the No. 1 priority in the state.
Expect More Arizona, a pro-education, nonpartisan, public-private partnership, brought its statewide campaign to Yuma Wednesday aiming to better prepare Arizona's high school students for future employment.The campaign's goal is to inspire residents to not only improve education in Ar. Read Making education the No. 1 priority in the state...
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