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Submit a Complaint

Please thoroughly review the options below to understand which entity is best equipped to support you as you raise a concern or complaint

Public Education Agency (PEAs)

To discuss concerns or file a complaint about general education matters such as student schedules, curriculum, graduation requirements, personnel matters, staff assignments, school policy matters, facemask requirements, vaccination requirements, gifted programs, or the promotion/retention of students, contact the Public Education Agency's administration.

Dispute Resolution

Complaints about special education matters are handled by the Office of Dispute Resolution, a unit under Exceptional Student Services. The Arizona Department of Education cannot accept anonymous complaints, and sufficient contact information and some facts are required before ADE can open a formal investigation.

Office of Civil Rights

Allegations of discrimination, harassment, and specific issues regarding Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 are addressed by the United States Department of Education/Office for Civil Rights (OCR). OCR can be reached by phone at 800-421-3481 or by email at [email protected]

State Board of Education

To report immoral or unprofessional conduct by educators, contact the State Board of Education Investigative Unit.

Arizona State Board for Charter Schools

To file a complaint about general education matters in a public charter school, contact the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools.

Open Enrollment Complaints

To file a complaint about Open Enrollment in a public education agency (PEA), use the Open Enrollment Complaint Process.

If you feel a PEA has violated Open Enrollment law, pursuant to A.R.S. § 15-816 and A.R.S. § 15-816.01, please fill out the above form. If your child attends a public charter school, they will need to contact the Arizona State Board of Education for Charter Schools.

Complaints may not be submitted anonymously, and all contact information is required for ADE to investigate your complaint. ADE is unable to investigate complaints when it is unable to contact the complainant to get more information when required.

Military Career Information

Do you want free college? Do you want to travel the world?
A guaranteed paycheck with opportunity for advancement?

The list of military benefits goes on and on but the jobs and forms of service vary by branch. The United States Military is composed of 6 active duty branches: Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, Coast Guard, as well as 2 reserve branches: Army National Guard and Air National Guard. With a legacy dating back over 200+ years, it is your choice whether or not to become a part of the U.S Military story.

United States Army & Army National Guard

The United States Army defends U.S and allied interests on both land and sky operations throughout the world. As a United States Army Soldier you will choose an MOS or career such as behind the scenes ad min and technical jobs, engineering, weapons maintenance, or general infantry. You will work with the finest military technology ranging from the notorious Ml Abrams tank to the fearsome UH-60 Black Hawk attack helicopter. The United States Army currently offers up $90,000 in signing bonuses that are subject to change.

On the other hand you could join the Army National Guard as an emergency soldier who can be called to duty at the drop of a dime, whether that be a natural disaster or state emergency. You will also be at the ready in case you need to fill a vacancy in the active duty service or reserves. Similar to the United States Army, as you enter the Army National Guard you will select an MOS or career that the Army offers. The United States Army National Guard currently offers up to $20,000 in signing bonuses that are subject to change.

To find a recruiter:

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United States Navy

The United States Navy is the leading defender of maritime peace on the planet. As a United States Navy Sailor you will choose an MOS or career such as aircraft maintenance, construction, nuclear engineering, or combat positions such as the Navy SEALS. You will serve on any terrain be that land, sea, or sky, getting the opportunity to work on the enormous USS Gerald R. Ford and the stealthy F-35C fighter jet. The United States Navy currently offers up to $115,000 in signing bonuses that are subject to change.

To find a recruiter:

United States Navy

United States Marine Corps

The United States Marine Corps is the most battle hardened and war capable fighting force around the globe. As a United States Marine you will choose an MOS or career such as engineering, aviation ordnance, infantry, or special forces positions such as the prestigious Marine Sniper. You will serve on a ship in the sea, jet in the sky, or with your boots on the ground. As a Marine you will get to work on combat ready ships such as the USS Makin Island, supersonic fighter jets like the F-18E/F Super Hornet, and with your boots to the pavement using the M27 assault rifle. The Marines Corps is a prestigious branch of men and women who are willing to put everything on the line in service to their country.

To find a recruiter:

United States Marine Corps

United States Air Force

The United States Air Force not only owns the skies but has a history of reaching into the stars. As a United States Air Force Airman you will choose an MOS or career such as aerospace engineering, pararescue, medical services, or combat positions such as TACP Specialists. You will work with the most advanced aircraft on the planet such as the 5th Generation monster F-22 Raptor fighter jet or the first 6th Generation bomber, the B-21 Raider. The United States Air Force offers up to $40,000 in signing bonuses that are subject to change.

On the other hand you could join the Air National Guard as an emergency airman who can be called to duty at a moment's notice, whether that be a natural disaster or state emergency. You will also be at the ready in case you need to fill a vacancy in the active duty service or reserves. Similar to the United States Air Force, as you enter the Air National Guard you will select an MOS or career that the Air Force offers. The United States Air National Guard currently offers up to $20,000 in signing bonuses that are subject to change.

To find a recruiter:

United States Air Force United States Air National Guard

United States Coast Guard

The United States Coast Guard defends our nation's waters ensuring that safety and maritime peace are enforced. As a United States Coast Guardsman you will choose an MOS or career such as avionics electrical technician, gunners mate, intelligence specialist, or defending America's waterways as a Maritime Enforcement Specialist. As a Coast Guardsman you will be charged with defending the nation from drug smuggling and terrorism while also doing routine maintenance at ports and on ships. The United States Coast Guard offers variable bonuses that can be discussed with a recruiter.

To find a recruiter:

United States Coast Guard

United States Space Force

The United States Space Force shoots for the stars, launches satellites, and defends U.S interests in the deep expanses of space. As a United States Space Force Guardian you will choose an MOS or career such as cyber operations, intelligence analysis, targeting analysis, or developing the rockets that propel the United States to the forefront of space as an astronautical engineer. As a Guardian you will get the opportunity to work on the most advanced GPS, rocket, and missile detection systems on the planet such as the X-37B Space Plane and other classified spacecraft. The United States Space Force offers variable bonuses that can be discussed with a recruiter.

To find a recruiter:

United States Space Force

Interested in enlisting in the world's finest military?

Enlisted personnel carry out the fundamental operations of the military. Their roles are like those of company employees and supervisors.

Enlisted Requirements

Looking to become a leader amongst the ranks?

Officers are the leaders of the military, similar to corporate executives or managers. They work closely with more senior officers and enlisted personnel to supervise groups of enlisted personnel.

Officer Requirements

Print Shop

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The Arizona Department of Education print shop can handle all of your design and printing needs at a competitive price. Offering everything from design to delivery, we pride ourselves on providing each customer with the personalized services they deserve. We are committed to maintaining professionalism and respect towards our customers at all times. When enlisting our services, rest assured that you’ve made the right choice! Our staff is available to answer your questions, offering a quick turnaround on the orders you place with us.

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Work Samples

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Our Graphic Artist is ready to assist you with your design needs, though you may also send your own design electronically. We also create interactive PDFs and fillable forms for the web.

We do it all! From signs and banners to brochures and forms, we’ve got you covered. We even offer options for variable data printing and promotional products.

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Contact Us

The Arizona Department of Education welcomes questions and comments from the public!

If you are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability, please dial 7-1-1 to access telecommunications relay services.

Agency Directory

Search the contact information for each unit at the Department of Education. For directions and parking information, visit ADE Locations .

Agency Directory

Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

This form serves as a communication channel with the Arizona Department of Education for any inquiries or feedback you might have. Please begin by selecting a topic, and we will strive to provide you with pertinent information. If you require further assistance from ADE after reviewing the provided documentation, kindly indicate so.

We aim to respond to requests within one to two weeks. To facilitate a comprehensive follow-up, we encourage you to provide as much information as possible.

Telecommunication Relay Services (TRS): If you are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability, please dial 7-1-1 to access telecommunications relay services.

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Please go to https://www.azed.gov/APLD or visit our Agency Frequently Asked Questions section for more information. If that information does not meet your needs, send us an email by completing the form below.

Visit our site: ADEConnect - FAQ (azed.gov) or the Agency Frequently Asked Questions. If that information does not meet your needs, please communicate with us by completing the form below.

For information about our Adult Education Services please visit https://www.azed.gov/adultedservices for information or review our Frequently Asked Questions. If that information does not meet your needs, please communicate with us by completing the form below.

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Review our Frequently Asked Questions about the Empowerment Scholarship Account. If that information does not meet your needs, please communicate with us by completing the form below.

Review our Frequently Asked Questions section for frequent requests regarding special education or visit https://www.azed.gov/specialeducation for further information. If that information does meet your needs, please communicate with us by completing the form below.

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For the NEW Achievement Tutoring program provided through ESSER funds, which is meant for individual students, please visit the Achievement Tutoring homepage or visit the Frequently Asked Questions. The State Tutoring program is ONLY for eligible schools.

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About the Arizona Department of Education

Mission Statement

The Arizona Department of Education is a service organization committed to raising academic outcomes and empowering parents

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Tom Horne served 24 years in the state's third-largest school district board, 10 years as president. He served in the legislature and was chairman of the academic accountability committee. Additionally, He has served in every branch of government.

Meet Superintendent Tom Horne

Academic Leadership

Superintendent Tom Horne has assembled a solid and experienced academic leadership team for the Arizona Department of Education. These are the experienced educators who lead the academic divisions for the Arizona Department of Education.

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Organizational Information

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ADE Locations

The Arizona Department of Education has three different locations:

Main Phoenix Office:

Address: 1535 West Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85007
2 hour visitor parking is located on the east corner of the building. The entrance is on Jefferson Street.

Educator Certification Phoenix:

Address: 100 N 15th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007
2 hour visitor parking is located on the east side of the building. The entrance is on 15th Avenue.
From the main office to the certification office: travel north on 15th Ave until you reach W Adams St, turn left on W Adams St. into the parking lot of 100 N 15th Ave.
Check in with security. Educator certification is on the 1st floor, south lobby.

Educator Certification Tucson:

Address: 416 W. Congress St., Tucson, AZ 85701
The Tucson location is open Thursdays from 12:30 P.M. - 4:30 P.M. and Fridays 8:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.

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ADE Locations

Directions and Parking Information

The Arizona Department of Education has three different locations:

Main Phoenix Office:

Address: 1535 West Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85007
2 hour visitor parking is located on the east corner of the building. The entrance is on Jefferson Street.

Educator Certification Phoenix:

Address: 100 N 15th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007
2 hour visitor parking is located on the east side of the building. The entrance is on 15th Avenue.
From the main office to the certification office: travel north on 15th Ave until you reach W Adams St, turn left on W Adams St. into the parking lot of 100 N 15th Ave.
Check in with security. Educator certification is on the 1st floor, south lobby.

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