Articles from School Administrator (October 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A professor's galvanizing force.	Goldman, Jay P.		897
A student's perspective: spurred by tragedy, a high school senior joins the defibrillator crusade.	Bulger, Shannon		471
Acting resolutely on our self-perceptions.	Lawrence, John R.		539
Alignment.			57
Ask NCED.	Mosesso, Vincent		414
Back from the block--or not? Some schools abandon their block scheduling, though others swear by its impact.	Kenney, Linda Chion		3820
Battle Rock: the Struggle Over a One-Room School in America's Vanishing West.	Jean, Ernie		262
Block scheduling's missteps, successes and variables: a study finds steady progress in the use of alternatives to the traditional schedule.	Canady, Robert Lynn		3661
Butchers or Tailors?	Houston, Paul D.		945
Contributing sponsors.			541
Correction.		Correction Notice	29
Cultures in Conflict: Eliminating Racial Profiling in School Discipline.	Leary, Williams James		315
Don Bunce, from superintendent, Minot, Mont., Catholic Schools.			14
Driving local tax effort through stakeholder focus.	Gallaudet, Denison		1132
Expanding high school options: Gates Foundation identifies first steps for transforming existing schools and creating new ones.	Ark, Tom Vander		2618
Fact sheet.			396
Finance adequacy.			50
Franklin Regional.			13
Gary G. Richards, from superintendent, New Canaan, Conn.			13
High school hero: a man in cardiac arrest got the shock of his life--thanks to the efforts of 17-year-old Matt Strauss.	Newman, Mary		563
Holding congress to its promise.	Kusler, Mary		817
How an AED works.			271
Jeffrey A. Miller, from superintendent, Lower Dauphin School District, Hummelstown, Pa.			18
Jim Menze, from high school principal, Emporia, Kan.			18
Legal support for school AEDs.	Lazar, Richard A.		547
No room for bargain basement schools.	Burton, Gary A.		771
Parents who care: the grassroots movement to place AEDs in schools.	Newman, Mary		1676
Philip Sobocinski, from superintendent, West Allis, Wis.			16
Principal pipeline.			105
Questioning the time and expense of in-service.	Negroni, Peter J.		798
Retirements.			133
Robert J. Reidy Jr., from superintendent, Schuyler-Chemung-Tioga BOCES, Elmira, N.Y.			16
Rod Svee, from superintendent, Sheridan County School District, Ranchester, Wyo.			14
Sidelight.			81
Sustaining small rural high schools: the leadership role begins with a pro-community mindset.	Howley, Craig		1813
The balancing act between services and budget.	Hirsch, Jim		782
The Daily Disciplines of Leadership.	Smette, David H.		180
Thomas Fowler-Finn, from superintendent, Fort Wayne, Ind.			11
Tim Webb, from superintendent, Lewis County Schools, Hohenwald, Tenn.			20
Whitney Keith Vantine, from superintendent, Union Springs, N.Y.			18
Why AEDs should go to school: sudden cardiac arrest happens to kids as well as adults. A simple device known as an AED can save lives, but only if it's in the right place at the right time.	Newman, Mary		542
With these 10 essential steps, any school can start an AED program.	Hanson, Kristin		777