Angela Pascopella
Articles by Angela Pascopella
District Administration, Mar 2006
Making clear that the Connecticut NAACP is not endorsing the No Child Left Behind law, President Sco
District Administration, Feb 2006
Wireless technologies, particularly school networks, are a small but growing trend in American schoo
District Administration, Jan 2006
With reams of numbers and test results at their fingertips, more district leaders are making decisio
District Administration, Dec 2005
Local boards of education hold great power in digesting data, holding teachers accountable, and believing in student achievement.
District Administration, Nov 2005
From Texas to Utah, educators, politicians and education vendors are working to help displaced stude
Summit gathers state and local education leaders and legislators to transform education to compete i
District Administration, Oct 2005
Following the country's greatest natural disaster, educators, politicians and everyday citizens have
Some schools and researchers find that technology doesn't drive educational transformation
District Administration, Sep 2005
District Administration, Aug 2005
From measuring the force of a soda rocket to writing prose, handheld computers are inching their way
District Administration, Jul 2005
When money is tight, schools have choices to find grants or spend their own cash
District Administration, Jun 2005
Rural school superintendent William Mathis truly listens, does his homework and stands up against conceived inequities in the federal education law.
Books on the latest software for technology directors and IT staff
District Administration, May 2005
Learn how good public relations can alleviate community fears, help support long-term projects, and boost local property values.
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