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District Administration

District Administration is a product magazine covering education for grades K-12 district leaders. Founded in 1986, it is a monthly publication, published by Professional Media Group L.L.C. The editor is Judy Faust Hartnett.

Articles from Vol. 38, No. 5, May

3D and Far Out: Take One Part Equipment, One Part Training, Mix with Enthusiasm. What Do You Get? A Multimedia Program That Propels Students to Push the Limits of Traditional Education. (Focus: multimedia)(Cover Story)

A Quiet Storm Brings Change: This North Carolina Superintendent Boosted the Achievements of Minorities, in Part, by Creating Needed Programs and Increasing His District's Budget. (Administrator Profile)

A Time and a Place: Research Shows That Students Achieve More When Schools Recognize and Respect Languages Other Than "Standard Written English." So, Why Have Educators Been Slow in Adopting Corresponding Practices? (Focus: Reading/language Arts)

Can Schools Help Curb the Teen Drinking Epidemic? (Notebook: Usable Education Information from Schools, Business, Research and Professional Organizations)

Capturing What Teachers See: How Technology Powers Observational Assessment. (21St Century Assessment)

Computer in a Key Chain. (New Products)

Conflict Resolution: Conflict Is Inevitable. So, When You Think about Keeping Your Schools Safe, Consider Communication. (Focus: Safety & Violence Prevention)

Gates Foundation Gives $40 Million to Create New High Schools. (Notebook: Usable Education Information from Schools, Business, Research and Professional Organizations)

Implementing Hands-On Programs: These NSF-Supported Curriculum Centers Offer Valuable Online Resources. (the Online Edge)

In Search of the Holy Grail: Better Living through Turkey Jerky and Other "Amazing" Products. (Speaking Out)

Keeping the ABCs in the Classroom and off the Report Card; Are Letter Grades Really Important? One Upstate New York District Not Only Thinks They Aren't, but Is Eliminating Letter Grades in Favor of a Benchmarking System. (District Profile)

Lovin' Learning

One Size Doesn't Fit All. (Notebook: Usable Education Information from Schools, Business, Research and Professional Organizations)

Opus One: Critics of Computers in Education Often Argue the Investment in Technology Detracts from the Arts. This Does Not Need to Be the Case. Increasingly Powerful and Easy-to-Use Music Hardware and Software Can Rejuvenate Any School Music Program

Q&A with Joseph Baust Sr. of the North American Association for Environmental Education. (Science)

Recruiting Teachers from the Ranks of the Unemployed. (Notebook: Usable Education Information from Schools, Business, Research and Professional Organizations)

Superintendent Hires Investigator to Ferret out Non-Residents. (Notebook: Usable Education Information from Schools, Business, Research and Professional Organizations)

Talking Heads: A Former Secret Service Agent Shares Tips for Thwarting Possible Violence in His District. (Focus: Safety & Violence Prevention)

The Fine Line: It's a Never-Ending Question between School Boards and Superintendents: Who Has Authority over What Issues and How Can Both Sides Coexist Peacefully and Effectively?

The Heart and Soul of Education: Remember to Focus on the Power of Learning and Not the Importance of School. (Understanding the Times)

U.S. Supreme Court Weighs a New Kind of School Test. (Government Spotlight: The Latest News from and about Education from the U.S. Government)