Articles from District Administration (October 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
100 largest districts.	Dianis, Laura		347
All alone: there are 9 million rural students in the U.S. Here's some expert advice to make sure your students aren't left ...	Silverman, Fran		1854
Ambassador Hotel to be razed.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	81
Avoiding large-scale contract problems.	Pascopella, Angela		361
Brookfield public schools: Connecticut School District uses website as the primary source of communications and manage their marketing message. finalsite enhances the management of BPS's branding, essence, and content delivery via the web through their On-Demand web services for Schools including School sites, teacher sites, athletics sites and more.			634
Calendar of events.		Calendar	80
Catalyst for change: some schools and researchers find that technology doesn't drive educational transformation; technology follows transformation.	Pascopella, Angela		2432
Creationism debate rages on.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	114
Destiny media manager; Follet Software Company.	Patton, Carol		99
E-series desktops: Gateway, Inc.	Patton, Carol	Brief Article	106
Education's toughest challenge.	D'Orio, Wayne		506
Effective principal preparation.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	114
Fighting back against military recruitment policies.	Ullman, Ellen		450
Financial planning for the future.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	259
Florida teaches kids better sportsmanship.	Griffin, Andrea	Brief Article	179
Graduation rate up for debate.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	191
How do you spend your money? The majority of your district's budget is locked into fixed costs, so how do you decide where to cut? We asked and you answered.	Sausner, Rebecca	Cover Story	3935
Hurricane Katrina: the aftermath: following the country's greatest natural disaster, educators, politicians and everyday citizens have come together to support our nation's youth.	Pascopella, Angela		480
If they aren't paying attention, they aren't learning!			81
InfoCenter 2005: Sagebrush Corp.	Patton, Carol		90
Internet2: Marking faster territory.	Pascopella, Angela		400
Just the facts.	Griffin, Andrea	Brief Article	78
Laptop woes: bungling the world's easiest sale.	Stager, Gary	Column	716
Large, poor schools suspend students.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	90
LeapTrack assessment & instruction system 4.0: LeapFrog schoolhouse.	Patton, Carol		95
Learning how to use data.	Dessoff, Alan		640
Leave My Child Alone.	Ullman, Ellen	Brief Article	126
Lower your discipline referrals proven results.			75
Macromedia breeze: Macromedia.	Patton, Carol		83
Math blaster--master the basics: Knowledge Adventure.	Patton, Carol	Brief Article	106
Mental health matters.			660
MY access! 6.0: Vantage Learning.	Patton, Carol	Brief Article	96
New report details the growing dissatisfaction with NCLB.	Ullman, Ellen	Brief Article	196
New titles teach healthy eating.	Griffin, Andrea		477
No Child Left Behind: the movie.	Ullman, Ellen	Interview	260
One-to-one desktops In Indiana.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	95
Pearson benchmark: Pearson School Systems.	Patton, Carol	Brief Article	102
Pesticides sicken school kids.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	92
Philadelphia grapples with history mandate.	Griffin, Andrea	Brief Article	173
Rand McNally Achievement Series[TM].			85
Reaching achievement.	Esposito, Jennifer		628
Recorded books raise reading scores 34%! Research shows it!			68
School blogs: here's how to offer students and staff members in your district an online voice.	Dyrli, Odvard Egil		579
SmartHelp LIVE: Apangea Learning, Inc.	Patton, Carol		96
Stat blast.	Pascopella, Angela	Illustration	38
Statistics that standout.	Ullman, Ellen	Illustration	153
Students are taking tougher math classes earlier.	Griffin, Andrea	Brief Article	132
Students immersed in technology: Texas middle school goes back to the future wirelessly via CDW*G.			510
Teacher's interactive whiteboard.			73
The A/V revolution: district case studies show how to integrate A/V and IT.	Ullman, Ellen		1569
The school bus: safest school travel.	Pascopella, Angela	Brief Article	47
TIP (Textbook Inventory Program).			86
TP-41, TP-42: Kramer Electronics, Ltd.	Patton, Carol	Brief Article	94
U5-732 and U5-632 projectors: PLUS Vision Corp. of America.	Patton, Carol		98
What works? Administrators are learning that the art of teaching reading isn't fundamental.	Sturgeon, Julie		2531
Year-round leader.	Lucas, Jonathan	Biography	579