Arizona Charter Schools Association

Water safety saves lives. Salt River Project is expanding access to free swim lessons for nearly 30,000 children and adults across Arizona communities.
The program will provide free and discounted lessons through local aquatic centers, helping families build confidence and essential water safety skills ahead of summer.
In addition to local partnerships, SRP offers free water safety materials in English and Spanish.
To request materials for your school, classroom, or youth group, visit:

Water and pool safety tools, tips and resources | SRP Let’s work together to be safe around water. There are many things you can do to prevent drownings. See SRP’s water safety tips and free resources here.

Congratulations Sonoran Science Academy Tucson!

This Memorial Day weekend, we pause to remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice continues to shape the freedoms and opportunities we cherish every day.

Wishing you all a safe and meaningful holiday weekend. 🇺🇸

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Because stories like this are happening in Arizona's public charter schools.

Check out this snapshot of the incredible accomplishments of AAEC Early College High Schools Class of 2026:

🎓 337 graduates
🎓 129 associate degrees earned through Yavapai Community College and Maricopa Community Colleges
🎓 Nearly $30 million in scholarship offers
🎓 4,000 community college credits earned
🎓 2 students completed their bachelor’s degrees in 2025
🎓 1 National Merit Scholar
🎓 1 Flinn Scholar

From college credits to scholarships to nationally recognized achievement, these students are a powerful reminder of why Arizona families choose charter schools and why we're proud to celebrate the impact they make in our communities.

Join us in congratulating the AAEC Class of 2026


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🎓 Different Schools. Different Journeys. Celebrating the Class of 2026.🎓🎉

As we close out , we’re also celebrating the Class of 2026.

From STEM and classical academies to Montessori, arts programs, dual language immersion, and career pathways, Arizona’s public charter schools reflect the many ways students learn, grow, and thrive. Across every model, our schools have helped students find their path — and now they’re ready to step into what comes next.

Congratulations, Class of 2026. Your future is already in motion! 🎓

As we wrap up , we want to thank everyone who helped celebrate the impact of Arizona's public charter schools. For more than 30 years, Arizona charter schools have opened doors to innovation and opportunity for students and families — and we’re proud to keep telling those stories together.

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Strong schools help build strong communities. For more than 30 years, Arizona’s public charter schools have been creating meaningful partnerships through the arts, media, mentorships, service learning, and career-connected programs that make a lasting impact for students and families.

These connections help students discover purpose, build confidence, and engage with the world around them — both inside and outside the classroom.

We want to hear from YOU:
How has your charter school made an impact in your community? Share a story, photo, student project, partnership, or shoutout in the comments 👇

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Across Arizona’s 542 charter schools, innovation may look different from campus to campus — but the mission is the same: preparing every student for the future.

This photo captures what this week is all about — students gaining real-world skills that prepare them for the future. At the Academy of Building Industries High School in Fort Mohave, Arizona, students are getting hands-on experience in automotive and skilled trades pathways that connect learning to opportunity.

We'd love to see what future-ready looks like at your school Share your photos in the comments.👇

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From robotics labs & coding projects to leadership programs and hands-on STEM learning, Arizona’s public charter schools are turning curiosity into capability - and students into problem-solvers, creators, and leaders.

This is what it looks like when learning connects directly to life beyond the classroom.

Show us what “future-ready” looks like at your school today!