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Supt. Tom Horne . January 21-22, 2025 . Since I took office in January 2023 I have been evangelizing for more school resource officers in the schools. I have repeatedly talked about the nightmare of a maniac invading a school and killing 20 kids, as has happened in other states and could happen here. If that were

STATE OF EDUCATION SPEECH 2024 . Tom Horne . Set for Feb 12 and 13, 2024 . Over the past year, everyone in the Department of Education has been . ... In my state of education speech last year, I read to you a letter from a teacher who was told to F off when she asked a student to do her work. The teacher called

AZED task force places more than 4,000 Narcan kits in schools. ... While teacher pay and school safety had top billing in Horne’s speech, he touched on several other ideas for Arizona’s schools.

The speech and accompanying materials, which disclose both the initiatives in detail and Horne’s strategic vision, can be accessed through AZED News for those seeking fuller context and information.

State Superintendent Tom Horne delivered his annual "State of Education" speech to the House Education Committee Tuesday. Safety was a focal point during his speech, especially as just last week ...

Horne said he agreed and that additional counselors would have been killed. Philosophical issues. During his speech on Tuesday, Horne also touched on other contentious political issues — the supposed teaching of critical race theory in public schools and the rights of transgender students — which he described as “philosophical differences.”

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne gives his State of Education speech to the House Education Committee on Jan. 21, 2025.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne revealed his priorities in his State of Education speech where he focused on teacher pay and school safety but critics say he ignored the financial ...

Horne State of Education speech calls for expanded school safety program after near tragedy in Tucson. Highlights academic successes, teacher pay and use o AZED News: Horne State of Education speech calls for expanded school safety program after near tragedy in Tucson - NewsBreak

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne once again called for the return of a high school exit exam, one of several goals he laid out during his State of Education speech to the ...

Students, teachers and academics. Horne acknowledged on Tuesday that the two major goals outlined in his State of Education speech last year had still not come to fruition.

PHOENIX – State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne says today’s ruling by a federal judge striking down proposed Biden administration changes to Title IX is sensible and protects the dignity of girls and women competing in interscholastic sports. It is also a victory for common sense and free speech.

Horne explained, “The previous Comprehensive Needs Assessment was weighed down with absurd measurements regarding Social Emotional Learning (SEL), which many teachers have complained is just a series of games that detract from teaching reading and math.” ... “Kudos to Superintendent Horne and AZED for streamlining forms and cutting red ...

PHOENIX – State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne is forwarding to schools statewide the new guidance issued today by the U.S. Department of Education requiring schools to acknowledge they will follow federal civil rights law and avoid the use of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs. Schools that do not comply with the federal guidance risk losing federal funding.

Horne said, “I am glad the world is catching up to me. In 2007, I opposed the Ethnic Studies program in the Tucson district because it was based on racial discrimination using Critical Race Theory. ... Emotional Learning. I also reiterated my opposition to these divisive practices in my most recent State of Education speech where I drew a ...

Horne said, “I spent four years as Attorney General, and I follow the law strictly. The Arizona Department of Education has been responsible for distributing both federal and state education dollars to the schools for many decades and we must do so in accordance with the law. The U.S. Department of Education has issued guidance that requires ...

For immediate release: September 11, 2023 Contact: [email protected] Horne refutes Governor’s false allegations over management of federal grant money . PHOENIX – State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne has sent a letter to Governor Katie Hobbs refuting her criticisms of the Department of Education’s management of the federal Emergency Assistance to Non-Public Schools (EANS ...

Horne stated, “The governing board made a mistake by rejecting the wishes of its district administrators and the two principals of these schools. Board members do not have to show up on campus every school day and deal with safety problems, but teachers, students and staff do. They know how bad the situation has become.

Horne said, “This is a familiar crusade for me. In 2006, I was successful in getting sugared sodas out of schools, and I am very enthusiastic that this legislation has become law. We need to eliminate harmful foods from public schools and vending machines. Synthetic food dyes are associated with behavioral issues which then affect a child's ...