Quality leadership and advocacy for children in public schools.

The Arizona School Boards Association (ASBA) promotes community volunteer governance of public education and continuous improvement of student success by providing training, leadership and assistance to public school governing boards.  Learn more

WHAT'S NEW

ASBA Summer Leadership Institute (July 22-24)
View/download details on speakers, sessions, schedule and hotel reservations  GO►

REGISTER NOW - 34th Annual ASBA Law Conference (Sept. 9-11) GO►
View the brochure for complete event details GO►

ASBA CACTUS PIN AWARD - View qualifying activities and download submission form - Submit by July 15!   GO►

ASBA seeks chief communications officer - Get details  GO►

State education groups to court: Uphold will of voters on Prop. 301
Get details on the lawsuit and the funding adjustments Prop. 301 requires  GO►

VOTING RECORDS ON KEY K-12 ISSUES BY DISTRICT - Find out how your legislators voted last session   GO►

ONLINE PRESENTATION: So You Want to Be a School Board Member - Learn about the challenges and rewards of board service - plus what it takes to run  GO►

Early-Bird Sessions for School Board Candidates - At ASBA County Meetings this fall  GO►

Public Agenda STEM Survey - Read ASBA's summary   GO►

WEBINAR - ASBA-AASBO 2010 Legislative Session Update
View / download the presentation as a pdf  GO►
View / listen to the recorded webinar  GO►

Prop. 100 wins big! - Read ASBA's statement  GO►

Campaigning & Advocacy Do's and Don'ts for Public School Leaders - An overview of 15-511, FAQs and important resources  GO►

The Facts on School Personnel Reform in Arizona (HB2011 / HB2227)  GO►

Important info for ASBA members on Arizona Auditor General's report on FY09 classroom spending  GO►

Board-Superintendent Resources - Great info for new and continuing school board members  GO►

2010 ASBA Amazing Year of Programs brochure now available for download - Get a complete list of events and dates for the year ahead   GO►

Read all about it... ASBA in the News  GO►

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