COCONINO COUNTY — Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth — Education Update for March 24.
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- March, Page Public Library announces upcoming events
- March, Flagstaff Public Library announces upcoming events
- March 26, STEAM Early Childhood Fair set for Page
- March 30, AAUW Flagstaff’s March meeting will focus on the pros and cons of Prop 123
- April 8, Fairy Tale Friday Free Resource Fair for Families with Young Children to be held in Winslow
- April 9, Save the Date: Flagstaff Early Childhood Fair 2016 to be held at Flagstaff High School
- April 9, Understanding Trauma Informed Care in Early Childhood training in Mesa
- April 28, Save The Date: The 20th Annual Mountain Spelling Bee
- April 30, Third Annual Killip Kindness Run
- Through June 3, FLG Code Camp Registration
- Through August 29, Free ‘Lowell Observatory Camps for Kids (LOCKS: Preschool)’ to be held at Flagstaff Family Food Center
Most Recent Education Articles
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Seven Eagles Nest Intermediate School students made the final qualifying round at a Math League competition and will attend the final state math competition for public middle schools later this month in Tucson. Photo by Rosanda Suetopka / Navajo-Hopi-Observer
Eagles Nest students take top honors at Tuba City Math League competition
- Focusing on Early Grade Success in Arizona
- Free webinars provide info on running for, serving on a public school board
- Arizona Education Association reports voucher expansion bill on House Appropriations Agenda, urges ‘Stop Zombie Voucher Bill!’
- Children’s Action Alliance announces support for Prop. 123
- Pedro Noguera: ‘Path to excellence is through equity’
- Early literacy starts before babies can talk
- Business Leaders Push For More Career And Technical Education In Arizona
- Flagstaff speller goes 11 rounds at state bee. See more Arizona Daily Sun education stories here
- Williams Elementary third graders visit Phoenix Zoo
- Gagnon leaving Page when school year ends. See more area education stories here