June 2002

Resources

• Some schools boards are switching from appointed to elected [HTML 5,973kb]
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• Single-sex schools raise legal issues [HTML 4,798kb]
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• Schools prepare for terrorism at nuclear plants [HTML 5,124kb]
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• School districts gear up for public school choice [HTML 11,119kb]
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• President's Column: Community engagement - Arkansas leads the way [HTML 6,648kb]
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• NSBA survey profiles school board members and their concerns [HTML 13,166kb]
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• Newton, Mass., schools strongly committed to special education [HTML 10,736kb]
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• Guest Viewpoint: No Child Left Behind–Can public education succeed? [HTML 6,819kb]
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• Financial woes cloud Edison's future [HTML 3,901kb]
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• Fast Report [HTML 5,586kb]
  06/04/02 - Vermont may reject federal funding; House passes education research bill; Hawaii weighs decentralization; Seven percent of children have ADHD; Mixed results on history NAEP
  
• Arts education boosts academic learning [HTML 4,867kb]
  06/04/02
  
• Anti-drunk driving lessons getting more emotional, more realistic [HTML 9,722kb]
  06/04/02