New Arizona law lets more opt for private education

azcentral politics May 16, 2012 News  |   Sports  |   Money  |   Things To Do  |   Politics New Arizona law lets more opt for private education A new Arizona law that will significantly expand a school-voucher-type program allowing students to attend private schools with public money has been signed by the governor. Read this story Obama campaign questions fairness of new poll The poll published last night by CBS/New York Times suggest Mitt Romney has closed the gender gap and indicates Obama is trailing the former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney 46 to 43 percent. Brewer vetoes online education bill The legislation would have made it easier for Arizona junior- and high-school students to take online courses. • 6 bills vetoed, including demand for land from U.S. Tempe race: Monti has narrow lead in vote ith all 15 precincts reported, Michael Monti had a narrow lead over Mark Mitchell, according to the unofficial election results Tuesday in the runoff election for mayor. • Valley election results Arizona Politics • Applications for medical-pot sites open • Challenges await new county CEO • Montini: Will Goldwater body-check Coyotes? • Judge affirms damages to illegal immigrants • Roberts: Tempe race not immune from sleaze • Brewer signs contraception bill • End of earmarks changes Ariz. lobbying efforts • Grijalva challenger Crowe Robles drops out • Aubuchon allowed to practice law - for now • Brewer Oks child-abuse unit Are your public officials telling the truth? AZ Fact Check helps keep Arizona officials honest by rating the truthfulness of their political statements. Visit azfactcheck.com today. Stay up to date with your favorite AZ teams. Download the azcentral sports app from iTunes to get latest headlines, blogs, photos and stats from your favorite Arizona teams. Save up to 90% off on coupons and deals at DealChicken.com! Coupons and deals up to 90% off! We hatch local deals daily! Sign up today! My Account  |   Subscribe to other email newsletters.  |   Contact us   |   Unsubscribe © 2012 azcentral.com. All rights reserved. | Users of this site agree to the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy/Your California Privacy Rights and Ad Choices Add azcentral@azcentral.com to your address book to ensure proper delivery of your newsletters.