Move Over Bob in Arizona
Where the magazines go
Each circle is a city or town, sized by copies per issue. Tap one to see who's there.
One partner, many schools
Eight of our Arizona partners are career and technical education districts (CTEDs). Together they serve students from more than 50 school districts and pass copies on, so the magazine reaches more schools than the map counts. School districts do the same: Mesa Public Schools told us, “I will make sure magazines get distributed across the district.”
- WAVE CTEDParker · 4+ districts
- EVITMesa · 11 districts
- Pima JTEDTucson · 14 districts
- NAVIT CTEDSnowflake · 11 districts
- Mountain Institute CTEDPrescott · 7 districts
- CVITGlobe · 6 districts
- VACTECottonwood · Verde Valley
- STEDYYuma · 2 districts
District counts come from each CTED and the Arizona Department of Education’s CTED list; WAVE CTED’s is what it told us when it signed up.
From Arizona educators
What partners told us when they signed up.

“I have women attend my classes because they want to change their lives. I want them to know there are women exactly like them, out there!”
Cochise College, Sierra Vista
“It is so important for our students to learn about trade careers. Especially our female students!”
Camelback High School, Phoenix
“We are a rural school and any information would help us.”
Tuba City High School, Tuba City
Source: Move Over Bob magazine usage survey of educators nationwide, 2025–26. Educators could choose more than one use, so the numbers add up to more than 100%.
Sponsorship
How sponsored copies work
Move Over Bob is free to the schools and youth programs that request it, in every state. Sponsors cover the cost at $5 a copy and can choose the state or school their copies go to. Each sponsor gets a recap of where the copies went and what educators said.
Source: Move Over Bob distribution records, October 15, 2026. Partners are organizations with a confirmed 2026–27 request; copies are recurring requests, not one-time event copies. The waitlist is organizations that have asked for copies we haven’t funded yet. Numbers change as new requests come in.