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District Administration, Jun 2006 Table of Contents

Cover Story

John Q. Porter
Jennifer Chase Esposito
Montgomery County Public Schools' assistant superintendent spearheads a state-of-the-art data manage

Features

Feature

Graduation Woes
Angela Pascopella
High school grad rates may be rising, but not fast enough.
The Hidden Downside of Wireless Networking
Dylan Tweney
Wi-Fi can cause big trouble--and you may not even know it. Here's how to keep the hackers at bay.
8th Grade Algebra: Finding a Formula for Success
Lisa Fratt
If your district is considering this trend, here's some advice on mathematics' good news/bad news si
Building a Strong Community Partnership
Carl Vogel
When it comes to creating effective school-family-community partnerships, take some advice from vete
Join The A/V Club
Carl Vogel
Presentation equipment is a "must have" for districts. Used right, it's a boon; but without smart im
Big Brother Gets Bolder
Angela Pascopella
Security software on laptops goes off school grounds and into students' and teachers' homes.
Security Trends
Kevin Butler
The latest trends in school safety and security.
John Q. Porter
Jennifer Chase Esposito
Montgomery County Public Schools' assistant superintendent spearheads a state-of-the-art data manage

Opinion

Online Edge

Do-It-Yourself Online Video
Odvard Egil Dyrli
Services such as PutFile and YouTube bring benefits and dangers to schools

Solutions

Administrator Profile

Community is in the Eye of the Beholder
Jennifer Chase Esposito
Sharon Patterson, Bibb County (Ga.) Public Schools

District Profile

District Profile
Julie Sturgeon
Mobile County (Ala.) Public School System

Problem/Solution

Self-serve Report Cards
Julie Sturgeon
Problem: Parent-teacher conferences at Westside Community Schools in Omaha, Neb., used to offer flav

Research Center

Rethinking Advanced Placement
District Administration
Essentials on education data and research analysis from Edvantia

Briefings

Inside The Law

Inside the Law
Angela Pascopella
Legal issues at national, state and local levels.

Departments

From the Editor
High Schools Good ... and Bad
Wayne D'Orio
When it comes to helping students graduate and succeed, there are no easy answers.
New Products
New Products
Carol Patton
The latest in books, hardware, software and the Internet
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