Here we are—2022. Self-care remains so important given our current COVID surge. Since none of us likely imagined year two, let alone year three, of a pandemic that has disrupted EVERYTHING, we thought you could use some self-care tips. Here are a few we’re gonna try:
Top 10 Self-Care Tips aka. Covid-Care
To make sure we’re good stewards of grant funds, Arizona GEAR UP works with ICF, which is an evaluation team. Now, we need your help. It’s time to survey our school communities—educators, parents, and students.
If you’re an educator in one of our 5E Schools, a parent, or student, please fill out the survey below. We promise it’ll take just five minutes. But the rest of you aren’t off the hook. Do… Read more
Arizona GEAR UP is proud to welcome our newest team member, Jasmine Dean. She joined GEAR UP in January 2022 as the new Middle Grade Program Manager, where she will work with project partners and middle grade programs throughout Arizona.
Jasmine brings over 13 years of experience in education, college readiness, and non-profit work to the Arizona GEAR UP Team. She is also no stranger to GEAR UP programming, previously working with the GEAR UP partnership grant at Arizona State… Read more
En enero comienza el último semestre de high school para los estudiantes de último año. Durante estos emocionantes y ocupados meses, hay bastante que hacer. Por suerte, Arizona GEAR UP y los entrenadores de GEAR UP están aquí para ayudar. A continuación, hemos proporcionado listas de verificación que las familias pueden seguir basándose en los planes del alumno para después de high school. Impriman este artículo y colóquenlo… Read more
January kicks off the last semester of high school for seniors. During this exciting and busy time, there’s quite a bit to keep track of. Luckily, Arizona GEAR UP and GEAR UP Coaches are here to help. We’ve provided checklists below families can follow based on their student’s plans after high school. Print this article and post on your fridge so everyone in the family can help.
Beginning… Read more
Dual Enrollment gives high school students the chance to earn college credit while still in high school, and someone else picks up most of the cost. Also, colleges offer financial help for those who need it, so there’s a chance it won’t cost anything. Many students who participate can end up with a year’s worth (or more) of college credit, so it takes less time and money… Read more