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Articles: Business & Finance

Interdistrict Cooperatives

Research Center
They improve cost-effectiveness and make common cents.
Caitlin Howley and Kimberly Hambrick
District Administration, Jul 2011
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budgets
consortium
interdistrict cooperatives
partnerships

Pay-to-Play Programs

Archive
Are they an acceptable solution to our budget woes?
Randall Collins
District Administration, Jul 2011
Tags: 
budgets
funding

Finding the Right Purchasing Solution

Feature
Technology administrators share strategies for purchasing the products and technology that will be most effective at meeting district needs.
Kurt Eisele-Dyrli
District Administration, Jul 2011
Tags: 
enhancing education through technology
technology

Funds for Learning Petition to FCC Succeeds

News Update
The USAC announced to the FCC that it has identified additional monies to fund FY 2010 E-rate Priority 2 requests at the 80 percent discount level.
Charlotte Adinolfi
District Administration, Jul 2011
Tags: 
funding
technology

District-level Downsizing

Feature
Exploding state budget deficits are forcing administrators to cut their own jobs.
Ron Schachter
District Administration, June 2011
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budgets
finance
funding
superintendents

SPECIAL TECHNOLOGY REPORT: Partnering to Make One-to-One Work

Feature
We recently spoke with Eileen Lento, an education and government strategist at Intel, about her observations on one-to-one programs in K12 schools.
Judy Faust Hartnett
District Administration, June 2011
Tags: 
1 to 1
enhancing education through technology
laptops
partnerships
technology

SPECIAL TECHNOLOGY REPORT: The Changing Role of the CTO

Feature
District technology leaders are taking on greater responsibilities and contributing to the strategic vision of school systems.
Alan Dessoff
District Administration, June 2011
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District CIO
technology plans

Too Many Cooks Spoil the Reform Broth

Student Counsel
Educators should stay focused on what's important to students and help them and their families put the acrimonious public debate on education in proper perspective.
Christopher Griffin
District Administration, June 2011
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ESEA
Race to the Top
Student Counsel

Wisconsin’s Ripple Effect

News Update
Unions around the country are fearing their collective bargaining rights will too be taken away.
Marion Herbert
District Administration, June 2011
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collective bargaining
union

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program Gets a Boost

News Update
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that it will be expanding the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program.
Marion Herbert
District Administration, May 2011
Tags: 
healthy schools
high-risk
nutrition
obesity

Equity and Access for All

Administrator Profile
Michele Hancock, recently hired superintendent of Kenosha (Wis.) Unified School District No. 1, is transforming all practices, programs and policies to ensure they meet the needs of all students.
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, May 2011
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21st-century learning
superintendents

City Connects to Students

District Profile
Boston Public Schools is seeing the results of City Connects (CCNX)—its intervention, prevention and enrichment program that works with teachers to pair students with community-based services.
Jennifer Elise Chase
District Administration, May 2011
Tags: 
community
high-risk
involvement
partnerships
prevention programs

The Phenomenon Known as Bullicide

Crisis Response
Educators can take a number of proactive steps towards preventing a tragedy.
Scott Poland
District Administration, May 2011
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bullying
crisis response
crisis response
cyberbullying
LGBTQ
prevention programs
suicide prevention

The Cradle-to-Career Solution

Feature
Providing a birth-to-employment education can stop students from falling through the cracks.
Susan McLester
District Administration, May 2011
Tags: 
community
grants
high-risk
involvement
partnerships
promise neighborhoods
student achievement

Turnaround Principals

Feature
New training models have emerged for preparing school leaders to transform low-achieving schools.
Susan McLester
District Administration, May 2011
Tags: 
assessment
grants
high-risk
principals
student achievement

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