Jennifer Elise Chase
Articles by Jennifer Elise Chase
Collaborative technologies have bridged miles and led to across-the-board student improvement.
District Administration, May 2012
A community in economic and educational decline is boosted by a unique public-private partnership.
District Administration, March 2012
Maria Ott led Rowlands Unified School District through a major transformation to improve teaching and learning, supported by the Ball Foundation.
District Administration, February 2012
Superintendent Sherrie B. Nickell, Polk County (Fla.) Public Schools
District Administration, January 2012
Superintendent Jose M. Torres, Illinois School District U-46
District Administration, May 2011
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.
District Administration, Apr 2011
This Minnesota superintendent is trying to close this "excellence gap" through innovative curricula.
District Administration, Feb 2011
How Prince George's County (Md.) Public Schools improved their STEM learning subjects to get up to par with their statewide counterparts.
District Administration, Jun 2010
Jeanne Biddle, Technology Director of Scott County (Ky.) Schools
District Administration, May 2010
Superintendent Richard Middleton of San Antonio's (Texas) North East Independent School District knew that by increasing attendance rates his district would receive more state education funding.
District Administration, Mar 2010
Merrill and his board developed "Compass to 2015: A Strategic Plan for Student Success."
District Administration, Apr 2005
District Administration, Feb 2005
Colleen Wilcox, Santa Clara County (Calif.) Office of Education
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