Arizona

• State Governor: Katie Hobbs

• State Superintendent of Education: Tom Horne

• State School Board Members

• Local school board members: The easiest way to contact your local school board members is to use an online search tool like XQ or simply look up your school district’s website online. There will almost always be a section of the district website listing the names and contact information of your local school board members. If their contact information is not listed, call your school’s office to request that information.

According to Arizona School Report Cards, there are 732 public school districts in the state. Of these, 228 are traditional, 457 are charter, and 47 are other school organizations like college prep schools, accelerated schools, and art or science academies. There are exactly 2,485 public schools in Arizona. They are broken down into 1,563 district schools, 596 charter schools, 278 career and technical education district schools (CTED), and 48 other specialized public schools.

Arizona has over 1,151,000 students enrolled in public K-12 schools. Of those students, 930,000 attend district public schools, and the remaining 221,000 attend public charter schools.