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Program Area: Educator Certification
Overview: The Reading Endorsement, K-12 authorizes the holder for the position of reading/literacy specialist, reading/literacy coach, or reading/literacy interventionist in Grades
Program Area: Educator Certification
Endorsement Information
Program Area: Educator Certification
Endorsements are attachments to educator certificates that expand the areas the certificate holder is authorized to teach. Once issued, endorsements are automatically renewed with the certificate o
Program Area: Special Education
To stay informed of ESS announcements and special education check-in dates, please ensure your special education director information is up-to-date for your PEA on our contact list by reaching out
Program Area: Special Education
Program Area: School Finance
Resources, links and forms to submit data or to initiate certain changes and requests.
Program Area: Special Education
National Presenter Series 2024—2025
Program Area: Special Education
The ADE/ESS Recruitment and Retention team is staffing a recruitment booth at the Council for Exceptional Children's (CEC) annual convention from March 11–15, 2025, as part of our recruiting efforts on behalf of all Arizona PEAs. Each year, CEC draws thousands of preservice special education students, teachers, and related service providers.
Program Area: Special Education
There is still time to register for this spring’s virtual series on Universal Design for Learning.
Program Area: Health and Nutrition Services
Program Area: Special Education
Welcome to our Special Education Data Updates (SEDU) Webinar homepage.
Program Area: Special Education
Program Area: School Support and Improvement
Program Area: Science of Reading
Scarborough's Reading Rope:Dr. Hollis Scarborough, American psychologist and literacy expert, is the creator of the famous Scarborough’s Reading Rope.
Program Area: K-12 Academic Standards
The K-5 Literacy Endorsement requires literacy teachers in grades K-5 space to participate in additional training in reading instruction and
Program Area: Science of Reading
Simple View of ReadingNobody said reading is simple, and Philip Gough and William Tunmer, didn’t either.
