December 2002

Resources

• Supreme Court will rule on Children's Internet Protection Act [HTML 3,153kb]
  12/10/02
  
• Stereotypes about minorities' 'anti-school attitude' not valid [HTML 3,796kb]
  12/10/02
  
• Pay more attention to international studies, educators urge [HTML 9,492kb]
  12/24/02
  
• Parents raise funds to help schools hire more teachers [HTML 10,683kb]
  12/24/02
  
• NCLB rules provide little flexibility on AYP [HTML 12,917kb]
  12/10/02
  
• Massachusetts allows exemptions for students who fail exit exam [HTML 6,353kb]
  12/24/02
  
• Local control returns to Hartford school system [HTML 4,326kb]
  12/24/02
  
• Guest Viewpoint: When applying for the e-rate, submit the right forms [HTML 8,334kb]
  12/24/02
  
• Guest Viewpoint: View Gay-Straight Alliance clubs as partners [HTML 7,530kb]
  12/10/02
  
• Group calls for more scientifically based education research [HTML 5,219kb]
  12/10/02
  
• Four strategic goals guide NSBA's work [HTML 8,724kb]
  President's column - 12/24/02
  
• Fast Report [HTML 5,509kb]
  12/24/02 - Drug use among teens declines; Ohio state board rejects intelligent design; Funding crunch in Oregon; Court throws out Ohio funding system; Fit students do better in school
  
• Fast Report [HTML 5,633kb]
  12/10/02 - Supreme Court will hear case on diversity; States feel budgetary pain; Vocational education up for debate; Researchers: Leave documents on Web
  
• Districts use data analysis to raise test scores [HTML 9,718kb]
  12/24/02
  
• Districts are testing for tobacco, as well as drugs and alcohol [HTML 7,735kb]
  12/10/02
  
• D.C. voters oppose vouchers [HTML 2,272kb]
  12/24/02
  
• Congress passes terrorism insurance law [HTML 6,992kb]
  12/10/02