Angela Pascopella
Articles by Angela Pascopella
District Administration, May 2012
Technology marketplace will be more efficient in addressing various school and student needs in the coming school year, says Cator.
District Administration, April 2012
EdVantages’ and Performance Academies’ founder stresses the values of fitness, as well as back to basics curriculum, to address the whole child.
District Administration, March 2012
Rhee’s grassroots organization, StudentsFirst, is ready to persuade state legislators to reform K12 education.
Predictive Analysis is taking hold in some districts--and getting results.
District Administration, January 2012
District Administration, Nov/Dec 2011
The Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights enforced its first action on LAUSD under the Obama administration.
A three-year program launched by Microsoft will ensure that 1 million students from low-income families receive software, hardware and discounted broadband Internet service at home.
District Administration, October 2011
The jury is still out on whether or not Google+ will be right for K12 public schools.
CIO's have a need for interoperability standards that allow them to assemble multiple, cloud-based tools and services into one.
District Administration, September 2011
A Denver District Judge heard arguments in Lobato v. state of Colorado, the first-ever "adequacy case" in Colorado’s history.
SIDEBAR, September 2011
President and CEO of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools Peter C. Groff recently spoke with District Administration.
District Administration, Jul 2011
New regulations under the California Parent Empowerment Law give parents further rights to change low-performing schools.
Frank Costanzo, superintendent of the Tuscaloosa County (Ala.) School System, partnered with emergency personnel just minutes after an F4 tornado ripped through the county.
District Administration, June 2011
As enrollment increased rapidly in the Humble (Texas) Independent School District, administrators found a way to keep standards high.
District Administration, May 2011
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.
District Administration, Apr 2011
DA editors look back over 15 years at the tenure of the men and women who have led the 10 largest districts in the nation.
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