Articles: Board of Education

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
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When Being Fired Becomes an Epiphany

This Illinois superintendent went corporate and then returned to education with a greater focus.

Big Shoes Filled

A lifetime of small-town values spurs continuous success for Joyce Littleton Craft in the Hot Springs (Ark.) School District.

Year One of Texas Textbook Adoption Freedom

The 2011-2012 school year marked the first time in decades that Texas school districts could purchase instructional materials without approval by the state board of education.

The Art of Hiring

Searching for a superintendent can be easier if school board members keep these ideas in mind:

SPECIAL RECRUITMENT REPORT: The Critical Task of Hiring a New Chief

The ins and outs of this tiresome process can be simple if you know these local and national options. This is one of two stories in a special recruitment report in this issue.

Time to Make Our Voices Even Louder

Strong public schools for all our students are the best investment our nation can make.

Sharpening a District’s Leadership Model

Choosing the right governance model will lead to higher student achievement. (Second of a Two-Part Series)

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