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New & Noteworthy
- Common Core Standards: Major education groups have praise and reservations
- Is Georgia's state superintendent of schools smarter than a fifth grader?
- Zero Clients– Even thinner than thin clients
The popularity of thin clients may diminish as districts catch wind of zero clients
- College acceptance is not more competitive
The perception that a college applicant faces more challenges each year may be nothing more than a myth
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Thank you for attending our seminar.
We hope you found it informative and useful. We have made the speakers’ slides available for download. To access them, please fill out the form below and click Submit. You will be taken to a page where you can download a .zip file that contains all three PowerPoint presentations. PLEASE GIVE US YOUR EVALUATION OF THE SEMINAR
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William Modzeleski,
Associate Assistant Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools. Mr. Modzeleski’s office provides funds and assistance to local school districts to develop strategies and programs to keep schools safe, disciplined and drug-free. |
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Willie Freeman,
Director of Security/Chief Investigator for Newark Public Schools, Newark, NJ. Mr. Freeman is a frequent speaker and consultant on the issue of school security and safety. Mr. Freeman serves on the School Security Officials Committee for the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools. |
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Scott Poland,
an internationally recognized expert on school psychology issues related to violence prevention and crisis response. Dr. Poland is the Past President of the National Association of School Psychologists and serves as Chairman of its National Emergency Assistance Team. |
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Gil Dyrli, Moderator;
Editor-in-Chief, District Administration |
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