Education k - 12
Archive »

K-12
Camping by the numbers

Camping by the numbers

One Latina attends Phoenix Girl Scout summer camp offering science, math and engineering programs and decides to become an engineer.

By Catherine Anaya

A Revolutionary Educator

Lately, it seems that conservative Arizona Republic columnist Doug MacEachern has a gargantuan chip on his shoulder regarding Augustine Romero, the senior academic director for ethnic studies and...

GateWay

Principal tries to keep students motivated

By Georgann Yara

More than a building

Palomino II principal works closely with families for student success

By Georgann Yara

Teacher's reading session lures students, parents with snacks

Students at Arrowhead Elementary School aren't the only ones who benefit from the school's Milk & Cookie Nights

By Georgann Yara

Education Resources

Apollo College,
Education for medical, dental, health care and veterinary classes

Arizona State University

Arizona Culinary Institute

Art Institute of Phoenix

ASU Foundation,
Una Promesa scholarship program

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University,
Prescott

Maricopa Community Colleges

Northern Arizona University,
Flagstaff

Ottowa University

Scottsdale Culinary Institute

Thunderbird School of Global Management

University of Phoenix

University of Arizona,
Tucson

University of Arizona Foundation,
Tucson

Secondary & Beyond

Graduating from high school is one thing, getting through college – and maybe a master’s or Ph.D – is another. What help and advice is out there?
Subscribe
Latino Perspectives Magazine - August,2008
$17.95 for 1 year
or
$24.95 for 2 years!
Latino PM partners