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• MESA UNIFIED DISTRICT

• TUCSON UNIFIED DISTRICT

  The mission of the Tucson Unified School District, in partnership with parents and the greater community, is to assure each pre-K through 12th grade student receives an engaging, rigorous and comprehensive education.
  Vision
  Tucson Unified School District is a professional learning community that ensures every student learns, exceeds all expected performance standards, graduates, and is able to compete and succeed in a global economy.

• CHANDLER UNIFIED DISTRICT #80

  The Chandler Unified School District is a premier district of choice. Academic achievement is a high priority in the district as evidenced by test scores which exceed state and national averages. We pride ourselves on providing outstanding educational programs at all grade levels. Parents may choose from a menu of personalized learning experiences which best meet the needs of their children

• GILBERT UNIFIED DISTRICT

  On behalf of Gilbert Public Schools we welcome you to our website. Our community and school district enjoy a reputation for quality education in academics, cultural expression and athletic achievements. Excellent educational and support personnel, along with beautiful and well maintained facilities, are the keys to the quality of educational programs in GPS.

• PEORIA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

  Located in the West Valley of Phoenix, the Peoria Unified School District serves more than 36,000 students in 31 elementary schools, seven high schools and one alternative school. With ongoing open enrollment opportunities, the District boasts a 94 percent high school graduation rate. PUSD is the third-largest school district in Arizona and prides itself on excelling schools, award-winning teachers, high AIMS test scores, specialized signature programs and championship sports programs. AZ LEARNS has labeled many PUSD schools as Excelling or Highly Performing

• DEER VALLEY UNIFIED DISTRICT

  The Deer Valley unified School District, in partnership with families and the community, will ensure that all students graduate with the knowledge, skills, and habits needed for success.

• PARADISE VALLEY UNIFIED DISTRICT

  The mission of the Paradise Valley Unified School District is to cultivate, lead and inspire world-class, innovative thinkers and expert communicators through a focus on the relationship between educator and student built around challenging, meaningful and engaging curriculum.

• PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

  Phoenix Union High School District has been making news for all the right reasons. Performing schools, excelling students, outstanding teachers, innovative programs, improving trends, growing enrollment and a construction wave of new and rebuilt schools are all a part of Phoenix Union’s success story.

• DYSART UNIFIED DISTRICT

  Welcome to the Dysart Unified School District. You are part of an exciting, vibrant and growing community. As part of the strong foundation of our great community, the Dysart Unified School District is dedicated to serving the needs of all children with high quality educational services, before- and after-school programs, community education classes, and services for the entire community.

• SCOTTSDALE UNIFIED DISTRICT

  The Scottsdale Unified School District has 31 schools serving about 26,000 students. More than 3,000 persons are employed by the district, including about 1,700 teachers.
  The district celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1996. Its boundaries include most, but not all, of the city of Scottsdale, almost all of the town of Paradise Valley, a section of the city of Phoenix and a section of the city of Tempe.

• WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT

  The mission of the Washington Elementary School District is student achievement, preparing all students to become responsible, successful contributors to our diverse society.

• CARTWRIGHT ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Our mission as the Cartwright School District is to ensure high levels of academic achievement for all with a focus on learning tailored to the individual needs of all students.

• SUNNYSIDE UNIFIED DISTRICT

  Sunnyside serves more than 17,000 students preK-12 in 22 schools, including two large high schools. The District operates an early childhood education center that is new in 2010-11, 13 elementary schools (grades K-5), five middle schools (grades 6-8), and three high schools (grades 9-12) including one alternative education school. The district serves families with children from birth to 5 years of age as well as preK-12 students. All SUSD schools have full-time counselors, registered nurses, music teachers, art teachers, physical education teachers and librarians.

• KYRENE ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Kyrene’s vision, outlined in the Blueprint for Kyrene, is to prepare all students to meet future educational and life challenges in order to make positive contributions to society. To realize our vision, Kyrene’s mission is to inspire and engage our diverse community of students, staff, families and citizens to ensure continuous academic achievement and personal growth for every student.

• GLENDALE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

• ALHAMBRA ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Alhambra is a top-rated District that has outstanding curricular programs, high student achievement, award winning teachers and programs, lots of opportunities for kids, accredited preschool programs, excellent employee salaries and benefits, and much more. Our employees are committed to making a difference in children’s lives and providing unique opportunities for those most in need.

• AMPHITHEATER UNIFIED DISTRICT

  Mission
  To empower all students to become contributing members of society equipped with the skills, knowledge, and values necessary to meet the challenges of a changing world.

• TEMPE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

  Tempe Union high schools offer rigorous instructional programs that are balanced with extended learning opportunities, the fine arts, and athletics. This mix allows us to graduate well-rounded adolescents who are prepared to compete at national and global levels. We offer comprehensive learning experiences because we know that success in college and beyond is linked with the ability to excel academically, to communicate broadly, and to work flexibly and creatively. Our expectation is that students will not only excel in the classroom but that they will also excel in our community by participating in projects that serve those in need.

• GLENDALE ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  We are committed to providing academic excellence for each and every student through quality, aligned instruction and a nurturing environment.

• MARANA UNIFIED DISTRICT

  The Marana Unified School District, in collaboration with parents and community, will challenge all students to achieve academic and personal excellence in a rigorous, relevant and supportive learning environment.

• TEMPE SCHOOL DISTRICT

  MISSION STATEMENT:
  To assure that all students reach their achievement goals.

• VAIL UNIFIED DISTRICT

  It is the mission of the Vail School District to “provide parents with safe and nurturing school communities where their children can obtain a quality education. ” As such, an important emphasis is placed on not only the individual student, but also the student’s extended network – their family, friends, and the community at-large. The second part of the mission statement is equally important in that the district is committed to academic rigor and excellence. Instructing students is, after all, the quest of all educational institutions.

• HIGLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

• YUMA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

  Yuma Union High School District serves the parents and students of Yuma, Arizona and the surrounding area. We proudly educate over 10,000 high school students and employ more than 450 teachers in six high schools. Elementary schools that feed into Yuma Union High School District include Crane Elementary School District, Yuma Elementary School District, Gadsden Elementary School District, Somerton Elementary School District, and area private schools.

• LITCHFIELD ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  The Litchfield Elementary School District is proud of our commitment to education. We have wonderful and supportive Parents, Staff, and especially Students!

• TOLLESON UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

  Our mission is to collaboratively provide equitable support and exceptional opportunities and services to our students, community, and satff in order to achieve higher academic excellence.

• PENDERGAST ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Our Mission Meeting the academic and social needs of every student in a safe and positive learning environment with a caring and professional staff in partnership with families and the community.

• FLAGSTAFF UNIFIED DISTRICT

  We partner with families, community members, business and government to provide world class educational opportunities for every learner. The community has a long history of support for educating its children and providing the resources needed for quality classes and extra curricular activities. Graduates from FUSD high schools consistently earn in excess of $8 million a year in scholarships to colleges and universities.

• ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Roosevelt School District 66 Where everyone is committed to success for every student, every classroom, evvery day.

• YUMA ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Yuma School District One is the largest elementary school district in Yuma County, with a population of over 10,000 kindergarten through eighth grade students and over 1,300 employees. The District operates thirteen elementary, three junior high and two middle schools, and has been experiencing a growth rate of over two percent each year.

• FLORENCE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

  Kids First
  I come second, as kids come first
  Doing our best as teachers and staff, everyday, for every child
  Setting high expectations for all

  Finding problems to just be opportunities for creative solutions
  If educationally correct, it must be administratively possible
  Respect; modeled, given, received, and praised
  Sharing an articulated, challenging, real-world, technologically integrated curriculum
  Trust – earned, granted, forging a true partnership between faculty, staff, administrations, students, and community

• PHOENIX ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Serving preschool through eighth grade students since 1871, Phoenix Elementary School District #1 is steeped in heritage and tradition and located in the heart of downtown Phoenix. We offer a breadth of special programs and curriculum and are dedicated to the total development of every student by setting high expectations and fostering academic leadership. Our fifteen Signature and Community Schools provide safe and secure learning environments with unique themes and free programs including . Montessori, Traditional, Language Acquisition, Performing & Fine Arts, Donde Vivo, Before & After School Care & Enrichment and more.

• ISAAC ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  The staff of the Isaac School District, in partnership with students, families, community members and businesses, is committed to providing a safe, supportive and positive learning environment so that every member of our community will reach their highest potential as lifelong learners, in a diverse and technological society.

• AGUA FRIA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

• CASA GRANDE ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Welcome to Casa Grande Elementary School District Success For Every One – The Responsibility is Yours and Mine

• KINGMAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

  Our mission : To provide students with an educational foundation for life-long success.

• CREIGHTON ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  The diverse urban community of Creighton School District educates all learners to achieve high academic, social, and personal standards to develop compassionate, responsible citizens who contribute to their neighborhood and the global society.

• CRANE ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  The mission of Crane School District is to maximize the individual potential of each student, in both academic and social achievement, through the dedication of all of its resources.

• LAVEEN ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  The staff of Laveen Elementary School district is committed to providing a high quality education for all students. This commitment, coupled with a highly qualified and caring staff and a rich standards based curriculum make the Laveen schools a wonderful learning environment for students, teachers, staff, and parents.

• NOGALES UNIFIED DISTRICT

  Our school district serves approximately 6,200 students in 10 schools which include a preschool program, six elementary schools, two middle schools, and two high schools. Located in the southern part of Santa Cruz County, our students and families bring to our school community a rich cultural background that reflects life on both sides of the border.

• MADISON ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Welcome to the Madison Elementary School District, a district known for its tradition of academic excellence. The District was established in 1890 (prior to Arizona statehood) and today serves approximately 5,000 students in grades kindergarten through eight. The District is comprised of seven schools conveniently located in North-Central Phoenix. With an exceptional faculty of over 500 highly qualified teachers and support staff, Madison students consistently score among the highest nationally on standardized achievement tests. Because of the highly regarded programs in the District, many families choose to enroll in Madison even though they reside outside of the District’s boundaries.

• MARICOPA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

• HUMBOLDT UNIFIED DISTRICT

  The mission of the District is to provide comprehensive, success-oriented learning activities for young people in our schools.
  These opportunities must be designed to develop the person’s potential in the areas of academic ability and vocational awareness, cultural appreciation, physical well-being, social development, and community contribution.

• AVONDALE ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Welcome to the Avondale Elementary School District! We are proud of the quality educational program we offer the communities of Avondale and Goodyear. We eagerly embrace the Kids at Hope philosophy that “All students are capable of success, no exceptions.” We empower our students by offering them every possible opportunity for a bright future through implementation of a progressive instructional program called TAP. In short, we strive to live our vision: Passion and Commitment for Educational Excellence.

• LITTLETON ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  Welcome to Littleton!
  We are a Performing Plus School!!

  We are a “Kids at Hope” community!
  We are Treasure Hunters!
  We are committed to search for all the talents, skills, and intelligence
  that exist in all children and youth.
  We believe all children are capable of success,
  NO EXCEPTIONS!

• LAKE HAVASU UNIFIED DISTRICT

  Lake Havasu City is a community inspired by possibility and rich with promise. Our young city responds to a common purpose: To build a future dependent on our single most precious resource, our youth. The Mission Statement expresses a commitment to children and reflects the unity of purpose WE must demonstrate as a school district and a community. The success of our children is the base upon which our future rests.

• SAHUARITA UNIFIED DISTRICT

  Mission Statement:
  SUSD #30 will work as a team to help every student succeed.

• FLOWING WELLS UNIFIED DISTRICT

  Here at Flowing Wells Unified School District our teachers, staff, and administration dedicate themselves to helping each of our district’s students achieve their academic potential by laying a foundation that they will build on for the rest of their lives.

• SIERRA VISTA UNIFIED DISTRICT

  The mission of the Sierra Vista Unified School District (SVUSD) is to develop responsible, independent, lifelong learners.

• CAVE CREEK UNIFIED DISTRICT

  Cave Creek Unified School District commits to creating an educational environment that attracts, expects and inspires excellence for staff, students, parents and community members through a variety of program offerings.

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School Districts | Arizona Auditor General

Pine Strawberry Elementary School District—Notice to the State Board of Education—Not in Compliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Pine Strawberry Elementary School District

USFR Compliance

January 31, 2023

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Mobile Elementary School District—Notice to the State Board of Education—Not in Compliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Mobile Elementary School District

USFR Compliance

January 31, 2023

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Show Low Unified School District—No Longer in Noncompliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Show Low Unified School District

USFR Compliance

January 24, 2023

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Arizona School District Financial Risk Analysis—December 2022—Analysis and data file

-Multiple School District

Special Study

January 17, 2023

As of December 31, 2022, 3 Arizona school districts are at higher financial risk than other Arizona school districts based on analysis of 10 financial risk measures, decreasing from 6 districts in. .. Read More

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Hyder Elementary School District

Hyder Elementary School District

IT Related Findings, Performance Audit

January 10, 2023

Report #: 23-201

District lacked internal controls and did not comply with requirements in multiple areas, putting public monies, sensitive computerized data, and student safety at risk

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Arizona school districts’ and charter schools’, and ADE’s discretionary, COVID-19 federal relief spending—in fiscal year 2022 and in total through June 30, 2022

-Multiple School District

Special Report

January 1, 2023

This special report provides summary information and 4 interactive dashboards with Arizona school districts’ and charter schools’ (districts and charters) reported spending in fiscal year (FY). .. Read More

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Glendale Elementary School District—Criminal Indictment—Theft, Misuse of Public Monies, Fraudulent Schemes, and Computer Tampering

Glendale Elementary School District

Financial Investigation

December 22, 2022

Report #: 22-404

As part of their responsibility to prevent and detect fraud, Glendale Elementary School District (District) officials took appropriate action by reporting to us alleged financial misconduct by… Read More

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Naco Elementary School District—Not in Compliance with the Uniform System of Financial Records for Arizona School Districts (USFR)

Naco Elementary School District

USFR Compliance

December 20, 2022

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Ganado Unified School District—Not in Compliance with the Uniform System of Financial Records for Arizona School Districts (USFR)

Ganado Unified School District

USFR Compliance

December 19, 2022

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Young Elementary School District

Young Elementary School District

IT Related Findings, Performance Audit

December 1, 2022

Report #: 22-204

District had higher administrative costs than peer districts and spent unauthorized monies on its community preschool program, and its lack of compliance with important standards and requirements. .. Read More

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Show Low Unified School District —Not in Compliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Show Low Unified School District

USFR Compliance

November 17, 2022

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Piñon Unified School District —No Longer in Noncompliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Pinon Unified School District

USFR Compliance

November 10, 2022

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Bicentennial Union High School District—No Longer in Noncompliance with the Uniform System of Financial Records for Arizona School Districts (USFR)

Bicentennial Union High School District

USFR Compliance

November 9, 2022

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Ganado Unified School District—No Longer in Noncompliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Ganado Unified School District

USFR Compliance

October 25, 2022

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Ganado Unified School District—Not in Compliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Ganado Unified School District

USFR Compliance

October 18, 2022

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Mobile Elementary School District—Not in Compliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Mobile Elementary School District

USFR Compliance

October 18, 2022

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Pine Strawberry Unified School District—Not in Compliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Pine Strawberry Elementary School District

USFR Compliance

October 18, 2022

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Piñon Unified School District—Not in Compliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Pinon Unified School District

USFR Compliance

October 18, 2022

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Safford Unified School District—Not in Compliance with Audit Reporting Requirements for FY 2021

Safford Unified School District

USFR Compliance

October 18, 2022

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Morristown Elementary School District—No Longer in Noncompliance with the Uniform System of Financial Records for Arizona School Districts (USFR)

Morristown Elementary School District

USFR Compliance

August 23, 2022

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C. High Schools Received Bomb Threats for Third Day in a Row

02/11/2022 [10:47]

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Public high schools in the city of Washington, DC, faced a new wave of bomb threats on Thursday, despite the arrest of a teenager accused of some of the previous threats. So far, no hazardous materials have been found.

As a result of threats, five secondary schools were evacuated and ransacked on Thursday after phone calls were made that a bomb had been planted, AZERTAC reported.

Washington DC police announced on Twitter Thursday that a 16-year-old boy had been arrested and “charged with multiple terrorist threats.”

Dunbar High School was evacuated Tuesday after a bomb threat was reported when Doug Emhoff, husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, attended an event at the school. District of Columbia Board of Schools spokesman Enrique Gutierrez said the school system is “taking these threats very seriously” and is working with authorities to fully investigate the threats.

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Turkish President: We will start building 200,000 houses in 11 provinces in March

20.02.2023 [22:30]

Two earthquakes of magnitude 6.4 and 5.8 occurred in Turkey’s Hatay province VIDEO

02/20/2023 [21:39]

Is it possible to see the rotation of the Earth from the surface of the planet

20.02.2023 [21:19]

Clashes broke out on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan

POLICY

20.02.2023 [23:19]

Lachin-Khankendi road: There is a big revival at the eco-action even at night

20.02.2023 [23:08]

Participation of the President of Azerbaijan in the Munich Security Conference is in the spotlight of international media

20.02.2023 [22:32]

Georgian political scientist: Nikol Pashinyan made himself look ridiculous at the Munich conference

Russian Foreign Ministry: Moscow regards the EU mission in Armenia as an attempt to squeeze Russia out of the region

ECONOMY

20. 02.2023 [21:46]

Successful work is underway on the Agbend-Horadiz railway bridge, stretching to Zangezur

20.02.2023 [19:14]

Minister of Economy: Azerbaijan intends to increase the share of renewable energy sources to 30 percent

02/20/2023 [18:15]

Mikail Jabbarov met with the Prime Minister of Dagestan

20.02.2023 [18:00]

National leader: Metro is the best mode of transport

SCIENCE AND EDUCATION

20.02.2023 [18:10]

The first international children’s dance festival will be held in Shusha

20.02.2023 [17:09]

Italian students at the Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction

20.02.2023 [15:58]

Minister Rashad Nabiev shared his experience with the winners of the second competition “Ascension”

20.02.2023 [14:52]

An exhibition dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the poet Aliaga Kurchayla was organized at the Central Scientific Library

CULTURE

20. 02.2023 [21:18]

Concert “For you” at the Children’s Philharmonic

20.02.2023 [21:09]

The first festival of children’s creativity dedicated to the 100th anniversary of national leader Heydar Aliyev will be held

20.02.2023 [17:02]

All Quiet on the Western Front took seven BAFTA awards

02/20/2023 [16:20]

New edition of the International Turkic Culture and Heritage Foundation dedicated to the Manas epic

TOURISM

20.02.2023 [14:05]

In January of this year, 119.1 thousand people arrived in Azerbaijan from 131 countries of the world

20.02.2023 [13:50]

Number of Azerbaijani citizens traveling abroad increased by 21.9percent

16.02.2023 [16:21]

Arabic portal wrote about the sights of Baku

10.02.2023 [13:26]

Azerbaijani chef wins International Young Chefs Olympiad

HEALTH

20.02.2023 [18:22]

On February 20, no vaccination against COVID-19 was done in Azerbaijan

20. 02.2023 [18:20]

6 cases of coronavirus infection registered in Azerbaijan over the past day

20.02.2023 [15:11]

Outpatient cards in polyclinics go down in history

20.02.2023 [14:51]

The tendency to lead a sedentary lifestyle has led to an increase in spinal diseases

ECOLOGY

20.02.2023 [18:20]

West wind to blow in regions of Azerbaijan until February 24

20.02.2023 [15:51]

Rain is expected in some areas tomorrow

19.02.2023 [16:21]

Warning: windy weather will prevail in the country until February 210004

19.02.2023 [15:34]

Snow will fall in some mountainous areas tomorrow

SOCIETY

20.02.2023 [20:24]

How many children were born in Azerbaijan last year?

20.02.2023 [18:57]

Last year, the population of Azerbaijan amounted to 10 million 127 thousand 145 people

20.02.2023 [17:57]

Azerbaijani Sunday school started functioning in St. Petersburg

20.02.2023 [16:35]

The website of the Central Election Commission of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic has been moved to the domain zone gov.az

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The problem of shortage of school teachers is aggravating in the USA

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Washington, Aug. 9, AZERTAC

The shortage of schoolteachers is growing in the US.

According to AZERTAC, in 2019, the Economic Policy Institute think-tank published a report noting that by 2024, the US school system will need more than 300,000 teachers to meet the demand for teachers across the country.

Several factors have exacerbated the problem over the past two years: teachers have retired or left the profession citing the coronavirus pandemic, among other things, have left their jobs due to growing disrespect from students and parents, and safety concerns in schools.

Some teachers stated that the low salary was just one of the factors that motivated them to leave the teaching profession. Many school districts across the country say they are struggling to fill dozens to hundreds of open positions. The American Federation of Teachers, an alliance that represents about 1.7 million educators, presented in a July report several options to address teacher and staff shortages, including higher salaries and benefits, improved relations between teachers and administrators, smaller class sizes, reduced volumes of standardized tests and paperwork, as well as the diversification of teaching staff.

Some school districts provide bonuses and stipends to retain and attract new teachers in addition to base salary increases. Others use alternatives. For example, the Okeechobee County School District in central Florida has hired teachers from overseas, including India, the Philippines, Mexico, Jamaica, and Peru, in part to alleviate a shortage of local teachers.

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Turkish President: We will start building 200,000 houses in 11 provinces in March

20.02.2023 [22:30]

Two earthquakes of magnitude 6.4 and 5.8 occurred in Turkey’s Hatay province VIDEO

20.02.2023 [21:39]

Is it possible to see the rotation of the Earth from the surface of the planet

02/20/2023 [21:19]

Clashes broke out on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan

POLICY

20.02.2023 [23:19]

Lachin-Khankendi road: There is a big revival at the eco-action even at night

20.02.2023 [23:08]

Participation of the President of Azerbaijan in the Munich Security Conference is in the spotlight of international media

20.02.2023 [22:32]

Georgian political scientist: Nikol Pashinyan made himself look ridiculous at the Munich conference

20.02.2023 [21:24]

Russian Foreign Ministry: Moscow regards the EU mission in Armenia as an attempt to squeeze Russia out of the region

ECONOMY

20. 02.2023 [21:46]

Successful work is underway on the Agbend-Horadiz railway bridge, stretching to Zangezur

20.02.2023 [19:14]

Minister of Economy: Azerbaijan intends to increase the share of renewable energy sources to 30 percent

20.02.2023 [18:15]

Mikail Jabbarov met with the Prime Minister of Dagestan

20.02.2023 [18:00]

National leader: Metro is the best mode of transport

SCIENCE AND EDUCATION

20.02.2023 [18:10]

The first international children’s dance festival will be held in Shusha

20.02.2023 [17:09]

Italian students at the Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction

20.02.2023 [15:58]

Minister Rashad Nabiev shared his experience with the winners of the second competition “Ascension”

02/20/2023 [14:52]

An exhibition dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the poet Aliaga Kurchayla was organized at the Central Scientific Library

CULTURE

20. 02.2023 [21:18]

Concert “For you” at the Children’s Philharmonic

20.02.2023 [21:09]

The First Festival of Children’s Creativity dedicated to the 100th anniversary of national leader Heydar Aliyev will be held

20.02.2023 [17:02]

All Quiet on the Western Front wins seven BAFTA 9 awards0004

02/20/2023 [16:20]

New edition of the International Turkic Culture and Heritage Foundation dedicated to the Manas epic

TOURISM

20.02.2023 [14:05]

In January of this year, 119.1 thousand people arrived in Azerbaijan from 131 countries of the world

20.02.2023 [13:50]

The number of Azerbaijani citizens traveling abroad increased by 21.9 percent

16.02.2023 [16:21]

Arabic portal wrote about the sights of Baku

10.02.2023 [13:26]

Azerbaijani chef wins International Young Chefs Olympiad

HEALTH

20.02.2023 [18:22]

On February 20, no vaccination against COVID-19 was done in Azerbaijan

20. 02.2023 [18:20]

Over the past day, 6 cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in Azerbaijan

20.02.2023 [15:11]

Outpatient cards in polyclinics go down in history

02/20/2023 [14:51]

The tendency to lead a sedentary lifestyle has led to an increase in spinal diseases

ECOLOGY

20.02.2023 [18:20]

West wind to blow in regions of Azerbaijan until February 24

20.02.2023 [15:51]

Rain is expected in some areas tomorrow

19.02.2023 [16:21]

Warning: windy weather will prevail in the country until February 21

02/19/2023 [15:34]

Snow will fall in some mountainous areas tomorrow

SOCIETY

20.02.2023 [20:24]

How many children were born in Azerbaijan last year?

20.02.2023 [18:57]

Last year, the population of Azerbaijan amounted to 10 million 127 thousand 145 people

20.02.2023 [17:57]

Azerbaijani Sunday school started functioning in St.