Alternative Computerized Education (Ace) Charter is located in Tucson, Arizona. Scholarships for students attending Alternative Computerized Education (Ace) Charter can be found in our scholarship database
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1901 N Stone Avenue
Tucson, Arizona
85705
(520)628-8316
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As servants of our people, we are dedicated to working in a spirit of Suminangwa-Naminangwa, providing quality service and preserving our culture, values, land and resources. We are committed to promoting opportunities for self-determination and self-sufficiency.”Our GoalsTo provide quality services to the Hopi people by enhancing a full range of educational opportunities.Maintain efforts to increase the number of employable degreed...
At the Better Business Bureau (BBB), we believe it is never too early to introduce and emphasize the importance of ethics. At the high school level, students begin to face ethical decisions that may impact the rest of their lives. They serve as role models whose moral compass not only guides their actions, but also influences those around them. The...
At BK Law Group, we believe a strong work ethic is essential in life. Good things don’t happen by accident. Hard work, dedication, and focus create the best results! While this can take time, delayed gratification can be the most rewarding feeling in the end! Today, people often seek to finish something and want to see results as fast as...
Character Counts Scholarship: $10,000 AwardAt Parker & Sons, we believe that character matters both on and off the field. That’s why we’re proud to partner with Arizona Sports to offer the Character Counts Scholarship, a $10,000 award to honor local high school students who exemplify outstanding character and community involvement.Who’s Eligible?Any local high school student between 14 and 18 years...
The Navajo Nation established the Chief Manuelito Scholarship program in 1980 to recognize high-achieving high school graduates. The scholarship honors Chief Manuelito, Hastiin Ch’ilhaajiin, (1818-1893), who encouraged the Navajo people to seek education and protect and preserve Navajo tradition and culture. Students meeting the criteria for the Chief Manuelito Scholarship are awarded $7,000 per academic year to cover direct educational...
