March 2002
Select articles from the March 2002 issues of School Board News.
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- White House launches teacher quality initiative
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03/19/02
- U.S. Supreme Court upholds the practice of peer grading
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03/05/02
- Supreme Court hears arguments in voucher case
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03/05/02
- Schools grapple with special ed discipline limits
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03/05/02
- School districts honored for outstanding programs
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03/19/02
- Residential schools offer stability and structure to at-risk youths
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03/05/02
- Problems with Gateway Academy illustrate challenges of charter schools
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03/05/02
- Private funding supports project to reform Baltimore high schools
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03/19/02
- President's Column: The voters are clear - They won't support vouchers
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03/05/02
- Music education advocates struggle to retain programs
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03/19/02
- Guest Viewpoint: Report cards for parents: The numbers parents want
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03/05/02
- Fast Report
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03/05/02 - Public supports education funding; More problems at large high schools; Advanced courses found wanting; Conflict over bilingual ed rules in California; More teenagers are binge drinking
- Fast Report
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03/19/02 - Philadelphia reform plan off to a slow start; Test prep does not interfere with learning; Tuition tax credits fail in Utah; CDC studying rash outbreaks in 14 states; Early literacy skills pay off in school
- Executive Director's Column: All school districts can benefit from NSBA's National Affiliate program
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03/19/02
- Congress considers legislation to improve education research
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03/19/02
- Committee working on regulations for new testing mandates
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03/19/02
- As budgets shrink, more districts are turning to user fees
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03/05/02