There are a wide variety of sources that provide information about political figures, government offices and departments, and established policies that influence education. Information directly from the source (such as the governor's website or a report from the AZ Department of Education) is a great place to start, but also consider outside sources (such as journals, newspapers, think tank institutes, universities, and advocacy organizations) to find new information and diverse perspectives. A sample of these resource types is listed below.
Full text of Arizona Republic (AZ daily newspaper) from 1999 through present. Citations provided.