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Rich Crandall - Legislator Of The Year Award

Mesa Firefighters
"The safety of the people of Mesa has always been one of my top priorities. During the time I served on the Mesa School Board and continuing into my legislative service I have worked with police and fire to make our community a safer place to live and raise families."
Advocacy & Policy Center
Mesa School Board
Some of the sharpest people I have ever worked with were when I was a member of the Mesa School Board. I loved their work ethic, creativity and camaraderie.
Supporting Education
Several of us worked on HB 2346 to treat charter schools like districts when it comes to property taxes. We appreciated the Governor signing the bill.
Rep. Crandall honoring Mesa's top ACT achievers.
The three students pictured above scored a perfect 36 on the ACT college entrance exam. Two are from Mt. View High School and the other is from Skyline. This was a major feather in the cap for the Mesa School District as there were only four perfect scores statewide and three were from Mesa.
Picture with Governor Brewer
Governor Brewer has always treated the Crandall family well. It has nothing to do with the fact that on this day we visited her with Dan Brinton, the owner of Krispy Kreme, and brought her doughnuts.
Family Picture
The Crandall family posing in the airplane graveyard at Falcon Field.
Welcome Representative Crandall
I was thoroughly impressed with the leadership at Eduprise Charter School during a recent visit. They are doing innovative things to increase academic achievement.
Speaking at EAC graduation
It was a great honor to speak at Eastern Arizona College's Graduation Ceremony. Mom, Dad, Patrice and Grandpa came along for the trip.
Sparky with the Crandall Family
Since both of my parents and my brother are ASU alums, we cheer for the Maroon and Gold, unless they are playing BYU or Notre Dame .
Gila Valley Temple
Being from Safford it was nice to return home and tour the new Gila Valley LDS Temple.
Representative Rich Crandall
"I've been honored to represent the people of Legislative District 19 at the State Legislature for the past several years."

Rep. Crandall Appointed as Vice-Chair of NCSL Education Committee, Jeb Bush's Digital Learning Council

ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
September 2, 2010

STATE CAPITOL, PHOENIX

Representative Rich Crandall (R-Mesa), has been appointed as vice-chair of the National Conference of State Legislatures' (NCSL) Standing Committee on Education. Rep. Crandall will be working with legislators and legislative staff from other states to provide advice, direction and input on the Committee's work on education issues. He begins his one-year term at NCSL's Fall Forum which meets December 9-11, 2010 in Phoenix, AZ.

"I am extremely honored to serve in this capacity," Representative Crandall said. "This opportunity provides access to innovative national policy research which we can use to develop a long-term education plan for Arizona."

In addition, Representative Crandall has been honored by former Governor Jeb Bush by being named as a member of the Digital Learning Council. Governor Bush, a staunch supporter of K-12 education reform, created this group of more than 50 national leaders from education, philanthropy, business, technology and state lawmakers to create a roadmap for digital learning. Notable members of the Digital Learning Council include Joel Klein, Superintendent of New York Public Schools, John Couch, Vice-President of Education for Apple Computers and former Phoenix Suns player and current Mayor of Sacramento, Kevin Johnson. The Digital Council will identify and promote innovative and proven uses of technology in education.

"The Digital Learning Council is focused on integrating technology in the classroom to move beyond our current system of one-size fits all education delivery," Representative Crandall said. "Using digital learning will advance educational opportunities in our schools and for educators, parents, and students who believe that the key to academic success begins and ends with the individualized learning experience. I am excited to be part of this groundbreaking effort."