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District Administration, May 2006 Table of Contents

Cover Story

Special Ed's Greatest Challenges and Solutions
Pamela Wheaton Shorr
Here are the top five special ed issues that affect school administrators, with resolutions for ea

Features

Feature

When you have a problem with a mediocre teacher...
Angela Pascopella
When you have a problem with a mediocre teacher, what's easier: firing them or turning them around?
Q&A: Lessons for Tomorrow
Fran Silverman
Edward Davis on a New Architecture for Education
Listening In
District Administration
Experts discuss the world of Data-Driven Decision Making.
Sports & Civics
Ann McClure
A new report shows that participation in sports might make students better citizens
Special Ed's Greatest Challenges and Solutions
Pamela Wheaton Shorr
Here are the top five special ed issues that affect school administrators, with resolutions for ea
Dome Sweet Dome
Julie Sturgeon
These unusual structures popping up in some parts of the country hold promise, even if their benefi
Smart Design
Peggy Bresnick Kendler
Two schools prove that style, energy savings and innovative layouts can all be present in your next

Opinion

Online Edge

E-Mail Bombs
Odvard Egil Dyrli
Growing numbers of 'denial-of-service attacks' are directed at schools.

Solutions

Administrator Profile

Benjamin Soria
Jennifer Esposito
Yakima (Wash.) Public Schools

District Profile

District Profile
Fran Silverman
Wilkes County (N.C.) Schools

Problem/Solution

Document Management
Ann McClure
Problem: Teachers at Lincoln Public Schools in Nebraska were spending valuable time copying, printin

Briefings

Inside The Law

Inside the Law
Angela Pascopella
Legal issues at national, state and local levels.

Departments

From the Editor
Teach Your Children
Wayne D'Orio
Trying to squash MySpace to protect children is like shutting down Napster to halt file sharing.
New Products
New Products
Carol Patton
The latest in books, hardware, software & Internet
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