Angela Pascopella
Articles by Angela Pascopella
District Administration, Sep 2003
False enthusiasm aside, virtual schools are starting to make an impact across the country.
District Administration, Aug 2003
Books on the latest software programs for technology directors and IT staff
Experts believe reducing funds for early childhood education is suicide.
"During the first three ye
District Administration, Jul 2003
She was Christa McAuliffe’s backup. Now elementary teacher Barbara Morgan is bound for outer space
District Administration, Jun 2003
As districts begin to work through the varied requirements of No Child Left Behind, one of the most challenging sections deals with educating special ed children.
District Administration, May 2003
Some experts say K-3 students are showing more violent tendencies in schools. What does this mean and how can you keep these problems from becoming worse?
District Administration, Apr 2003
Seattle School District Superintendent Joseph Olchefske resigns.
In four years, one Boston school nearly doubled its passing rate in math. Find out how they did it.
District Administration, Mar 2003
Books on the latest software programs for technology directors and IT staff.
Physics first, chemistry next, and then biology? Does a science re-evolution make sense for your district?
District Administration, Feb 2003
Watching educators teach via video brings professional development to a new level.
District Administration, Jan 2003
Starting with the sometimes overlooked library media center
District Administration, Dec 2002
You've heard the hype, but are online textbooks coming to a compuer near you anytime soon? Find out what these districts have learned
District Administration, Nov 2002
Houston wins the first urban education prize for having clear goals and demonstrating dramatic stude
Elementary students encounter familiar stories in a customized curriculum that helps then understand the bigger world
Jesse Gonzales, superintendent, Compton (Calif.) Unified School District: Peacemaker and innovator
District Administration, Oct 2002
This Atlanta superintendent doesn't need research to tell her all students can achieve-she's living
Thorns for rural schools range from lack of cash to lack of students amid more federal mandates.
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