21. ASCT Provides tuition grants to lower income families to use at any school they choose. These grants are made on a first-come, first-served basis to children whose families would otherwise not be able to afford a choice of schools. http://www.asct.org/

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23. Arizona School Tax Credit Enables Arizona taxpayers to make on-line contributions to schools and collect tax credits. http://www.arizonaschooltaxcredit.com/

24. Arizona Teacher Openings | Arizona School Administrators Association Teacher job openings posted by Arizona public schools on the Arizona School Administrators Association website. http://www.azsa.org/Teachers-Jobs/

Arizona Teacher Openings ASA Institutional Members Post Jobs Here You may choose to view job openings in Arizona in either of the two urban counties of Maricopa and Pima or in the other counties as a group. Maricopa County is dominated by the Phoenix metroplex, while Tucson dominates Pima County. The other counties include several large communities, such as Prescott, Sedona, Flagstaff and Yuma, plus many resort areas. Select Grade and corresponding area: Please Select County Apache Coconino La Paz Mohave Pima Santa Cruz Yuma Cochise Gila Greenlee Maricopa Navajo Pinal Yavapai Graham Show All Please Select Grade Level Show All Elementary Middle School Jr. High High School Please Select a Position Show All Primary Intermediate Physical Ed Special Ed Art Music Media/Library Counselor Fine Arts Mathematics Science Social Studies Lang Arts Voc Ed President Dr. Mark Tregaskes Superintendent Safford USD President Elect Calvin Baker Superintendent Vail USD Secretary - Treasurer Dr. Connie Harris Associate Supt of Ed Services Deer Valley USD Past - President Dr. Greg Wyman

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27. CNN - Tiny Owl Halts Arizona School Construction - March 24, 1998 News story tells about a planned school in Pima County, Arizona, in an area that environmental groups claim is critical habitat for the cactus ferruginous pygmy owl. http://www.cnn.com/EARTH/9803/24/owl.school/

COMMUNITY Message Boards Chat Feedback SITE SOURCES Contents Help! Search CNN Networks SPECIALS Quick News Almanac Video Vault News Quiz Tiny owl halts Arizona school construction The pygmy owl has virtually been eliminated from Arizona March 24, 1998 Web posted at: 8:31 p.m. EST (0131 GMT) By Environmental News Network staff The possible existence of a tiny owl has halted construction of a Pima County, Arizona, high school. A hearing on a preliminary injunction scheduled for last Friday to determine if construction can continue has been postponed until April 1. The Amphitheater School District began construction on the school last Thursday in an area environmental groups claim is critical cactus ferruginous pygmy owl habitat. Defenders of Wildlife managed to obtain a temporary restraining order Thursday through the federal district court in Tucson to halt the project. Environmental groups, developers and the U.S. government have been battling over the issue for more than a year. "The main point that needs to be addressed here is that we're not advocating owls before school children," said Defenders of Wildlife Legal Director Bill Snape. "We are not opposed to school construction by any means. But we are opposed to destruction of critically endangered species and their habitat when other reasonable options are available." Defenders of Wildlife believes that if the district clears the land it will be violating the Endangered Species Act and eliminating the pygmy owl's chances of survival and recovery in Arizona. The owl, in Arizona, gained a federal "endangered" listing under the law in March 1997.

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