February
On The Cover
Kathleen Vail
Thanks largely to technology, career and technical education take center stage in the high school reform arena.
Naomi Dillon
Preparing students for what's to come.
Features
- The Neighborhood
Lawrence Hardy
For schools to be effective in helping troubled youth, they must confront outside forces and a host of needs.
- Battling ‘Myths’
Kathleen Vail
A Q&A with author Alfie Kohn
Departments
- Up Front
February 2007 Up Front
Editorial Staff
News, views, and trends you should watch.
- Your Turn
February 2007 Your Turn
Editorial Staff
This month, You Say: The federal government has a limited role in making schools safe. We Ask: What do you think about homework?
- Research
Apprenticeships: A Tradition That Works
Susan Black
Teaching a trade may not be as popular as it once was, but programs continue to promote economic growth and stability.
- School Law
Even Out the Playing Field
Edwin C. Darden
Thirty five years after Title IX was enacted, the question about equal access to athletics for boys and girls continues to be felt in schools.
- Communications
The Art of Spokesmanship
Nora Carr
In today’s media-saturated world, school districts need to speak in one clear voice, and the person doing the speaking could be you.
- Facilities
Building a Successful Addition
Peter Gisolfi
Style should be considered when designing a building, but continuity also is important if you want to construct an integrated, recognizable facility.
- Technology
The Tech-Savvy Leader
Victor Rivero
In school districts, you must be a quick study, watch changing and evolving trends, and have a clearly defined picture of success to be at the top of your game.
- Learn More
February 2007 Learn More
Editorial Staff
Your source for ideas and information.
- Adviser
February 2007 Adviser
Editorial Staff
What would you do if … a board member charged for a babysitter?