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District Administration, Jan 2003 Table of Contents

Cover Story

Power to Lead
Melissa Ezarik
Seasoned administrators share strategies for identifying and encouraging potential leaders.

Features

Feature

Keeping Safe, Staying Smart
Nancy Willard
Internet filters may help your district meet federal guidelines, but you may be missing a chance to teach students how to use the Web responsibly.
Power to Lead
Melissa Ezarik
Seasoned administrators share strategies for identifying and encouraging potential leaders.
One state's quest for excellence
Angela Pascopella
Starting with the sometimes overlooked library media center
A DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Special Section Presentation Systems
Projectors and whiteboards are rapidly invading today’s classrooms, making teaching more interactive, memorable and fun for students Here’s the practical advice you need for your district.

Opinion

Online Edge

Leave an impression on Groundhog Day
Odvard Egil Dyrli
Online resources can support and enhance job-site career programs

Solutions

District Profile

Illuminated about equity
Amy D'Orio
This large Georgia district has taken the lead in meeting Title IX regulations.

Administrator Profile

The turn-around queen
Amy D'Orio
Cleveland’s leader, one of the highest paid superintendents, earns her keep by setting the foundation for student learning.

Departments

From the Editor
Reversing Frustration
Wayne D'Orio
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