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The Bus Stops Here

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Problem: A small Iowa school district was alarmed at the number of cars passing school buses when th
Fran Silverman
District Administration, Feb 2006

Pinpointing Professional Development Needs

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Problem: Coordinating professional development among the Granite School District's nearly 4,000 teac
Kevin Butler
District Administration, Jan 2006

Wise Data Tracking

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For most school districts, tracking students that move from one district to another can be daunting.
Jennifer Chase Esposito
District Administration, Dec 2005

Outsourcing Cleans Up

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Problem: Trash is big business--billion dollar in fact. And schools generate tons of it. So, when co
Karen Pasacreta
District Administration, Nov 2005

Learning How to Use Data

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Problem: Jersey City (N.J.) school officials found that collecting and storing district data was one
Alan Dessoff
District Administration, Oct 2005

Helping English-Language Learners

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Problem: An ever growing number of English-Language Learners entering the Salida Union School Distri
Fran Silverman
District Administration, Sep 2005

Getting Assessment Help

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Problem: Bradley K. Barrett, superintendent of the Gilbert (Ariz.) Public Schools, knew two things w
Aaron Dalton
District Administration, Aug 2005

Mining Up

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Problem: When officials at Marion County Public Schools in Ocala, Fla., eyed the Continuous Improvem
Julie Sturgeon
District Administration, Jun 2005

From Lost to Found

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Problem: Without a better textbook management system, predicted losses for the Lee County School District.
Elizabeth Millard
District Administration, May 2005

Instant Messaging

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Problem: It's not always easy for a superintendent or building principal to get a message to teacher
Fran Silverman
District Administration, Apr 2005

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