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At Phoenix Apartments, we understand the importance of education in today's
society. Parents want nothing more than to place their children in schools where
they know their children will be in good hands. Especially when moving to a new
area, parents want to make sure that there are appropriate schools nearby.
Researching specific needs and wants for their children's education is the first
step that any moving parent should take. A simple phone call to the school's
district will answer most of your questions, but not all. Some cases may require
a visit to a counselor who is more than willing to help a parent find the right
education and school for their kids. The internet is also a very useful source
for information regarding ANYTHING related to your child's education. Here is a
link to the Arizona Department of Education website.
Arizona Department of
Education
Department of Education Strategic Goals
Goal One: Provide leadership by initiating and advancing improvements to
public education.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne began his term with an entirely
new top executive team for the Department of Education. These positions have
been filled with experienced educators and emphasize one of our principal
themes: the new Department of Education will provide educational leadership,
including drawing on talented teachers, principals, and administrators to help
all of our schools achieve academic excellence. This type of leadership must
continue to raise the bar and improve academic performance in Arizona's public
schools.
Goal Two: Offer support to public schools and providers for exemplary
performance.
Superintendent Tom Horne has committed the Department of Education to be
primarily a service organization, helping school districts, charter schools, and
contracted educational providers achieve more academic success. To do this, the
department will establish a broad range of supports for schools and educators in
their efforts to build strong foundations for our students.
The department will provide training, school improvement assistance,
evaluation, dissemination of information, and funding that will assist
schools with targeted issues. The department also serves as the primary
source of current, reliable and accurate information on the latest
innovations in public education. This includes information on scientifically
based programs and the design and implementation of prevention and
intervention strategies.
Goal Three: Ensure maximum academic and financial accountability in
public education.
A system of real school accountability is important to improving our
educational system. However, it must be fair with expectations clear and
understandable. With the passage of Arizona LEARNS and the federal
requirements of No Child Left Behind, the department is taking steps to
develop an accountability system that will provide students and their
families with the information they need.
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The department is committed to
ensuring: 1) academic accountability -- all students have the skills and
knowledge they need to succeed; 2) financial accountability -- getting the
most from every dollar spent on public education; and 3) educator
accountability - high quality teachers and administrators along with student
safety.
Goal Four: Deliver high quality customer service.
There has been a shift toward emphasizing the importance of customer service
in the Department of Education since Superintendent Tom Horne took office.
Along with this service orientation, the department is committed to
improving employee morale and productivity, along with creating a spirit of
teamwork. Improving service and productivity will require attention,
commitment and innovation with a focus on results. It is the intent of the
Department of Education to be a model of good, effective government and be
known for its responsiveness and high quality of services.
To support school improvement efforts within our state, the Department of
Education is referencing existing resources and technical assistance within
the parameters of these four standards.
Standard One. School and
District Leadership
The district and school leadership focuses on improved student
achievement...
Standard Two. Curriculum,
Instruction, and Professional Development
Rigorous curriculum and instruction provide all students the opportunity to
meet or exceed Arizona Academic Standards...
Standard Three. Classroom and
School Assessments
The school uses multiple standards-based assessments, strategies and data to
measure and monitor student performance and to revise curriculum and
instruction as needed...
Standard Four. School
Culture, Climate, and Communication
The school functions as an effective learning community, supports a climate
conducive to student achievement, and possesses an effective two-way
communication system...
Source from Phoenix Public Schools
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