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District Administration, Oct 2005 Table of Contents

Cover Story

How Do You Spend Your Money?
Rebecca Sausner
The majority of your district's budget is locked into fixed costs, so how do you decide where to cut

Features

Feature

All Alone
Fran Silverman
There are 9 million rural students in the U.S. Here's some expert advice to make sure your students
Catalyst For Change
Angela Pascopella
Some schools and researchers find that technology doesn't drive educational transformation
The A/V Revolution
Ellen Ullman
District case studies show how to integrate A/V and IT
What Works?
Julie Sturgeon
Administrators are learning that the art of teaching reading isn't fundamental.
How Do You Spend Your Money?
Rebecca Sausner
The majority of your district's budget is locked into fixed costs, so how do you decide where to cut
Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath
Angela Pascopella
Following the country's greatest natural disaster, educators, politicians and everyday citizens have

Opinion

Online Edge

School Blogs
Odvard Egil Dyrli
Here's how to offer students and staff members in your district an online voice.

Solutions

Research Center

Mental Health Matters
District Administration
Education data and research analysis from Edvantia

Administrator Profile

Year-round Leader
Jonathan Lucas
David Baird, Eminence (Ky.) Independent School District

District Profile

Reaching Achievement
Jennifer Esposito
Hamilton County (Tenn.) Schools

Problem/Solution

Learning How to Use Data
Alan Dessoff
Problem: Jersey City (N.J.) school officials found that collecting and storing district data was one

Briefings

Inside The Law

Inside the Law
Ellen Ullman
Legal issues at national, state and local levels.

Departments

From the Editor
Education's Toughest Challenge
Wayne D'Orio
Schools are looking to teach children first, and ask questions later.
New Products
New Products
Carol Patton
The latest offerings in books, hardware, software and the Internet
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