Arizona School Boards Coalition
MEET YOUR STATE CHAIRMAN
Pam Kirby
Pam Kirby is a distinguished leader in school board governance in Arizona, currently serving as the Chairman of the Arizona School Boards Coalition (AZSBC) and the President of the Arizona Coalition of School Board Members (ACSBM).
MoreKNOW YOUR ROLE ACCORDING TO STATE LAW
Date: 1912
Article or Title: Article 11: Sections 1-11
Blaine Amendment Language: Section 8
Statutes or Code: EDC: Title 15: Chapters 1-19
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JOIN YOUR STATE CHAPTER
Becoming a member provides access to events, professional development opportunities, mentorship, and collaboration with fellow members both within your state and nationwide. As an elected school board official, you will have the opportunity to vote on advocacy priorities that will shape our collective efforts, addressing specific state issues and needs. This initiative solidifies the principles of a bottom-up approach to government decision-making, emphasizing citizen involvement and local participation while prioritizing community needs and individual empowerment over centralized control.
Upcoming National Events
The 2026 calibration meeting will prioritize establishing clear goals and actionable plans to ensure our success. We recognize that a goal without a plan is destined for failure. The NSBC leadership will establish measurable goals to manage the necessary transition as we confidently advance into 2026.
UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS
Join Arizona school board members for online training on superintendent pay and key considerations. (6 pm Pacific Time)
The regional leadership meeting will occur on the fourth Wednesday of every month, bringing together state leadership from the western region. ((Time is 9 am Pacific, 10 am Mountain, 11 am Central, and Noon Eastern))
The regional leadership meeting will occur on the fourth Wednesday of every month, bringing together state leadership from the western region. ((Time is 9 am Pacific, 10 am Mountain)
