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A Nation at Risk: 30 Years Later

Industry experts gathered to discuss what has changed--and hasn’t--since “A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform” was published
Kylie Lacey
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at-risk

Two Midwestern States, Two Different Approaches to Education

Alison DeNisco
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legislation
vouchers

Beyond Resolving Bullying Incidents

Behind the Law
Districts may be liable if they do not deter ongoing student harassment.
Nancy Willard
District Administration, May 2013
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bullying
counselors
cyberbullying

Sequestration Hits Impact Aid Districts

Alison DeNisco
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funding
legislation

Technology Bill to Improve Teaching and Learning

News Update
Alison DeNisco
District Administration, April 2013
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legislation
technology

Keeping Cursive in the Classroom

Curriculum Update
Lauren Williams
District Administration, April 2013
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Common Core
curriculum
English
reading

What Would Sequestration Mean for K12?

Budget cuts may have a large impact on federally funded education programs.
Alison DeNisco
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funding
legislation

New Money and Old Challenges in the Golden State

Supervisors Opinion
District leader reviews funding options after Proposition 30.
Eamonn O'Donovan
District Administration, March 2013
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finance
legislation

Obama’s State of the Union Education Plans

Comments from education leaders, supporting and critiquing the president’s plans, in discussion with DA staff writer Alison DeNisco.
Alison DeNisco
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legislation

Superintendent Capolupo Goes to Washington

Administrator Profile
Pennsylvania superintendent gets two chances to promote unique literacy building.
Jen Chase
District Administration, Jan 2013
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IEP's
legislation

K12 Education in Barack Obama’s Second Term of Office

Feature
Changes are on the horizon, but what does it mean to school leaders?
Randall Collins and Odvard Egil Dyrli
District Administration, Jan 2013
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charter schools
Common Core
leadership
legislation

K12 Education in Barack Obama’s Second Term of Office

Randall Collins and Odvard Egil Dyrli
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charter schools
legislation
Race to the Top

California Passes Proposition 30, Prevents $6 Billion in School Cuts

Alison DeNisco
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funding

Potential Pitfalls of Using Race in the K12 Admissions Process

Professional Opinion
The new guidelines issued by the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights pose risks for school districts that employ them.
John Munich, Jamie Boyer, Erin Guffey
District Administration, September 2012
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current events
legislation
referendum
school boards

Protecting Children in the 21st Century

Professional Opinion
To keep children safe, it is necessary to ensure that they have the values and skills to make good choices.
Nancy Willard
District Administration, September 2012
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criminal conduct
crisis response
legislation

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