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21st Century Community Learning Centers Guidance with Summer Withdrawals

21st Century Community Learning Centers Guidance with Summer Withdrawals

21st CCLC recently updated their guidance for Summer Withdrawals. LEAs and Vendors are requested to work together to provide 21st CCLC Program data for students that participate after the last day of school in the following school year. This guidance is due to the removal of said data when students have a summer withdrawal. The 21st CCLC data that belongs to a student between the last instructional day of one year and the first instructional day of the next year should be maintained in the upcoming school year data. Please see the updated guidance in FAQ item 20 at this link.

AzEDS Updates for ESS

AzEDS Updates for ESS

AzEDS has updated rules -40004 and -40029 to include additional scenarios. For guidance on these rule amendments, please refer to the notification sent by Exceptional Student Services here. The SPED74 SPED Exit Report was updated to include additional Integrity rule categories and these changes are reflected in the header of the report.

CTED Integrity Rules added to Integrity Reference Sheet

CTED Integrity Rules added to Integrity Reference Sheet

Integrity rules -10141 through -10146 have been updated in the Integrity Rules Reference Sheet located here. These rules are currently set as warnings. Rules -10141 through -10144 will become errors later in FY2023 before the ADM Calculation Engine (ACE) is updated for CTED ADM. Rules -10145 and -10146 will remain as warnings moving forward. You may also navigate to the Integrity Rules Reference sheets by expanding  AzEDS in the menu bar and selecting Reference.

The rules are located in 10XXX and 20XXX - Average Daily Membership (ADM) Rules Version 12. If the version appears to be prior to V12, then it may require the user to clear the cache from the web browser.

ASCUS 9/23/2022

ASCUS 9/23/2022

On Friday, September 23, 2022, AzEDS IT participated with the Arizona School Computer Users' Support (ASCUS) meeting located at the Alhambra Elementary School District Office, 4510 N 37th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85019. The communication pathways between AzEDS IT, Vendors and Stakeholders were shared.

For more information regarding ASCUS, please visit their website Arizona School Computer Users' Support (ascusonline.org).

Next Quarterly Meeting with SIS Vendors: November 2022

Next Quarterly Meeting with SIS Vendors: November 2022

The next quarterly meeting between ADE AzEDS team and SIS Vendors in Arizona will take place on November 29th at 10am MST

If you did not receive notification about this meeting please reach out to [email protected]

Future meetings are scheduled for Feburary 14, 2023 and May 16, 2023

2022 Integrity process has experienced an issue

2022 Integrity process has experienced an issue

Fri, Feb 25, 2022

Please note: 

The 2022 Integrity process experienced a problem and has been restarted.

The process is running now and is expected to finish by 1pm MST.

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Arizona Department of Education

State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Meet Tom Horne

Tom Horne served twenty-four years in the state's third-largest school district board and ten years as president.

He served in the legislature and was chairman of the academic accountability committee. He was the State Superintendent of Schools from 2003 to 2011 and was elected State Attorney General. While Attorney General, he argued in every court: Superior Court, Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, and US Supreme Court.

He has served in every branch of government:

  • Executive: State Superintendent of Schools and Attorney General.
  • Legislative: Member of the legislature. On July 11, 2000, the Arizona Republic wrote that Tom Horne "raises the level of debate at the state Legislature by several notches all by himself."
  • Judicial: Judge pro tem in the Superior Court and the Court of Appeals.
  • Local: School Board Member and President.

He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Harvard College and with honors from Harvard Law School. He taught legal writing at ASU Law School.

In addition to being an avid supporter of music and the arts, he is also a classical pianist who has soloed with local orchestras.

Tom Horne, State Superintendent of Public Instruction

MISSION

We are a service organization committed to raising academic outcomes and empowering parents.

VALUES

Honesty and Integrity • Sense of Urgency • Spirit of Service • Quality • Continuous Improvement

phone icon  The Empower Hotline offers you the opportunity to make a report about inappropriate lessons that detract from teaching academic standards such as those that focus on race or ethnicity, rather than individuals and merit, promoting gender ideology, social- emotional learning, or inappropriate sexual content.
You may call the hotline at 602-771-3500 during weekday business hours from 8:30 to 4:40. Or you may complete and submit the Empower Hotline form.
Click the following link for an analysis and explanation of Critical Race Theory and Social Emotional Learning.
This is not the line to report teacher misconduct involving issues such as physical abuse, sexual abuse, drug and alcohol abuse or others issues of this type. To report these issues, call the State Board of Education Investigative Unit at 602-542-2972.

HOT TOPICS

Since 2002, Arizona law has required that reading be taught through the phonics method and not whole language. A.R.S section 15-704 (D).

The School Training Overdose Preparedness and Intelligence Taskforce (STOP-IT) aims to address the impacts of opioid overdoses in Arizona K-12 schools.

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BUDG-25 reports for all school districts have been posted to the School Finance website.  FY 2026 SRC BUDG-25 reports have been calculated using the FY 2026 SRC BSA-55 in
Tue, Sep 15, 2026
We’re asking for a few minutes of your time to participate in the Secondary Transition Training and Technical Assistance Needs Survey, designed to gather input on current

AzEDS 6.0 UAT released

AzEDS 6.0 UAT released

The AzEDS 6.0 User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is now available for LEAs. LEAs will use the same Key and Secret they used for AzEDS 5.0 UAT.

To request access to the AzEDS 6.0 UAT, please submit a ticket through our Self-Service Portal

API 5.0 External UAT released

API 5.0 External UAT released

The API 5.0 External UAT is now available for LEA's. LEA's will use the same Key and Secret they used for API 4.0 External UAT.

To request access to the API 5.0 UAT, please submit a ticket through our Self-Service Portal

Arizona State Master Contract

Arizona State Master Contract

Category 1 Providers

  • ADSPO15-088474  AT&T Corp
  • ADSPO15-088473  Cox Arizona Telcom, LLC
  • ADSPO15-088468  CenturyLink d/b/a Qwest Communications Corp.
  • ADSPO15-088476  Frontier
  • ADSPO15-088471  Integra Telcom Holdings, Inc.
  • ADSPO15-088469  Jive Communications, Inc.
  • ADSPO15-088472  Mercury Voice & Data, LLC  d/b/a Suddenlink Communications
  • ADSPO15-088475  Trans-West Network Solutions, Inc.
  • ADSPO15-088470  TW Telecom Holdings, Inc.

State Procurement Contact:

Charlotte Righetti

(602) 542-9127

Category 2 Provider

Mohave Educational Services Cooperative Inc. is Arizona's Category 2 vendor. They provide the following services:

  • End to End
  • Logicalis
  • Netsian

MESC Contact:

Nancy Colbaugh

(928) 753-6945