The K–12 Innovation Alliance is on a mission to strengthen relationships among K–12 partners, connecting their expertise with the educational resources of Arizona State University and ASU Prep. The goal...
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November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to reflect on the rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and histories of Native Americans and to acknowledge their valued contributions. In his National Native American Heritage Month proclamation, President Joe Biden stated: "Native Americans are essential to the fabric of the United...
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The Learning Accelerator, a national nonprofit, is on a mission to connect teachers and leaders with the knowledge, tools, and networks they need to transform K–12 education. On their “Stories of Learning: Beyond Brick and Mortar” podcast series, they highlight real-world education leaders making effective, equitable, and innovative learning a...
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ASU Prep’s Math Momentum program, a testament to the power of innovative, personalized education, seeks to bolster math education by equipping educators with a diverse set of strategies and teaching models. The initiative, now in its third successful year, supports schools across Arizona, particularly those in rural locations and tribal...
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Ensuring students can read proficiently is a critical goal for schools and educators. ASU Prep is proactively addressing literacy challenges with its Science of Reading training program, which aims to empower educators and improve student literacy. The program is approved by the Arizona State Department of Education, demonstrating the commitment...
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ASU Prep Global is proud to be named a 2023 Yass Prize Semifinalist, selected from nearly 2,000 applications representing 27 million students in grades PreK–12 across all 50 states. The prestigious $1 million Yass Prize, to be announced December 13 in New York City, is considered the “Pulitzer of Education...
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Originally published on The74. K-12 education needs to be rethought and redesigned: The engine for STEM learning is curiosity and imagination. Curiosity is king. Students start their educational journey curious, creative and thirsty for knowledge. This is what drives STEM, particularly science. Our job is to cultivate that and not...
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