What does AEA stand for?

Arizona Education Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Lawsuits filed by the Arizona Education Association, the Arizona Bankers Association and the League of Arizona challenged bills or parts of bills approved in August by lawmakers and signed into law Sept.

Groups contend Arizona bills cross legal lines

The Arizona Education Association and the American Civil Liberties Union argue the programs take funding away from public schools and aid religious schools that discriminate, The Division II Court of Appeals in Tucson held that the vouchers are unconstitutional.

Arizona Supreme Court to rule on school vouchers

The Arizona Education Association agreed to work with Superintendent of Public Instruction Thomas Horne on the Alternative Secondary Path to Certification program as a way to address the teacher shortage and bring in mid-career professionals looking to switch careers, say from an engineer to teach high school science, says John Wright, president of AEA.

Fast-track teaching in Arizona in question