February 2002

Resources

• Utah schools take advantage of Olympic learning opportunities [HTML 6,273kb]
  02/05/02
  
• Some states are tying advanced diplomas to test results [HTML 6,198kb]
  02/19/02
  
• Schools battling rising use of ephedra by student athletes [HTML 5,259kb]
  02/19/02
  
• School fitness centers lead to healthier school-community relations [HTML 9,335kb]
  02/05/02
  
• President's Column: U.S. school boards can learn much from our northern neighbors [HTML 7,944kb]
  02/05/02
  
• President Bush proposes tuition tax credits [HTML 6,872kb]
  02/19/02
  
• NSBA sets an ambitious advocacy agenda for 2002 [HTML 13,550kb]
  02/05/02
  
• National commission stresses service learning [HTML 6,648kb]
  02/05/02
  
• Members of Congress vow to push for IDEA funding increase [HTML 5,847kb]
  02/19/02
  
• Los Angeles approves a major overhaul of special ed program [HTML 3,654kb]
  02/19/02
  
• Keep the pressure on Congress, NSBA urges [HTML 7,303kb]
  02/19/02
  
• Guest Viewpoint: The school field trip – collateral damage from Sept. 11 [HTML 7,275kb]
  02/05/02
  
• Guest Viewpoint: Now, more than ever, schools must address global education [HTML 6,879kb]
  02/19/02
  
• Fast Report [HTML 5,735kb]
  02/05/02 - University of California might drop SAT; Vouchers used for religious schools; Schools built near toxic land; Educators recognized for response to 9/11...
  
• Fast Report [HTML 5,070kb]
  02/19/02 - FCC seeks e-rate recommendations; Ohio will take up 'intelligent design'; Impact of class size reduction unclear; Consolidation on the table in Illinois
  
• Executive Director's Column: Community engagement is essential [HTML 8,058kb]
  A message from NSBA's Executive Director on the value of community engagement
  
• Enron collapse affects school pension funds [HTML 5,067kb]
  02/05/02
  
• Congress gears up to address IDEA legislation [HTML 8,154kb]
  02/05/02