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District Administration, Sep 2004 Table of Contents

Cover Story

Think small.
Alan Dessoff
Small schools are a big deal in education reform, but here are some pitfalls to avoid as you try to

Features

Feature

Leading to Reading
Melissa Ezarik
For some, the urge to read whatever, whenever, wherever is strong and instinctive. For many others,
Think small.
Alan Dessoff
Small schools are a big deal in education reform, but here are some pitfalls to avoid as you try to
Show Me the Numbers
Angela Pascopella
How data drives school and student improvement
Why No Child Left Behind Must Work
Angela Pascopella
Q&A with one of the main architects of NCLB
Kenneth Dragseth on Field Trips
Kenneth Dragseth
Safety concerns and NCLB requirements should not scare districts into eliminating travel for student
Rod Rock on Technology Adoption
Rod Rock
My district didn't just buy new A/V equipment and offer professional development to teachers. We rem

Opinion

Online Edge

Odvard Egil Dyrli on Cell Phone Camera Policies
District Administration
How should you police a technology capable of doing as much harm as good?

Solutions

Problem/Solution

Going the Extra Mile
Michelle Lawler
Thanks to a partnership in rural Colorado, districts can offer students hard-to-schedule classes A

Research Center

Principals For Success
District Administration
Essentials on education data and analysis from research authority AEL

Administrator Profile

On Solid Ground
Michelle Lawler
Harold Winkler, Cabarrus County (N.C.) Schools

District Profile

District Profile
Charles J. Shields
Harlingen (Texas) Consolidated Independent School District

Briefings

Inside The Law

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

Departments

From the Editor
Crossing the Barrier
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New Products
New Products
Melissa Ezarik
The latest offerings in books, hardware, Internet and software
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