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District Administration, Apr 2004 Table of Contents

Cover Story

Open Season
For two years, No Child Left Behind has ruled K-12 education. Now, behind a phalanx of criticism fro

Features

Feature

Columbine Revisited
District Administration
What we've learned in the five years after the tragedy
Lost in Translation...at a Cost
Fran Silverman
With the pressure to measure the abilities of all students--including English language learners--how
Locking It Down, Cheaply
Elizabeth Millard
Balancing security needs with tight budgets
Security News
Steven Scarpa
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Testing: Uno, Dos, Tres!
Melissa Ezarik
In most subject areas, teachers view testing in a negative light. In the foreign language field, exc
Trailblazers
Charles J. Shields
Bland and boring. That's how most teens rate their district's online efforts. What can you learn fro
Dark Shadows
Angela Pascopella
Three trends in school safety that affect every district: Gay bashing, high-tech equipment and arres
Open Season
For two years, No Child Left Behind has ruled K-12 education. Now, behind a phalanx of criticism fro

Opinion

Online Edge

Phishing Lures
Odvard Egil Dyrli
Bogus e-mail and copycat Web sites threaten school users

Solutions

Research Center

School Libraries: Quietly Making A Difference
District Administration
Essentials on education data and analysis from research authority AEL

Administrator Profile

An Eagle Eye
Amy D'Orio
Donna B. Smith, Superintendent, Clint (Texas) Independent School District

District Profile

Local Progress Grabs National Attention
Angela Pascopella
Mount Vernon (N.Y.) City School District

Briefings

Inside The Law

Inside The Law
Angela Pascopella
Analyzing, Debating and Explaining No Child Left Behind

Departments

From the Editor
NCLB-->ACRTP
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New Products
New Products
Melissa Ezarik
The latest offerings in books, hardware, Internet and software
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