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"The word 'education' comes from the Latin 'educere' = e- (out of) + -ducere (to draw). Education is not just about putting information in. We have forgotten that it, in fact, begins in the child's heart." ~ Vince Gowmon

In an ancient story told by many throughout generations three wise men came to visit a special child, and it was said that those wise men brought that child three gifts: frankincense, myrrh, and gold. The myrrh represented wisdom gained by information from recorded ledgers. This implies that education is very important in order to brainstorm, and decide to choose the best option available in whatever situation.

In the year of 2018, the United Nations established the international day of education for the day of January the 24th; the initiatives were to enact international program objectives that would include all people, especially children.

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The copyright alliance reported that there are at least 720 writers, and authors in Arizona. There is one local author by the name of Instructor Liam M. West that has recently released a children' s graphic story book called Watermelon Paradise along with a song called If You're Sick Eat Watermelon. In the author's own words he said, " We have to allow children to be happy about education."

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/watermelon-paradise-instructor-liam-m-west/1148581672

According to the Arizona Department of Education there are an estimated 1,150,000 students that attend publicly funded K-12 schools.

"I firmly believe that parents and teachers are the core foundation that help build our children into successful adults in the future."- Shelli Boggs Maricopa County School Superintendent

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