July
On The Cover
Lawrence Hardy
Technology is transforming our nation's high schools, but districts must think first about graduates, not gadgets.
Lawrence Hardy
A bold reform gives these St. Louis ninth-graders a school of their own -- and a new chance for success.
Features
- Technology and Hiring
Mary C. Clement
Online recruiting is a must these days, but it’s just the first step in finding the right candidates for school district jobs.
- Electronic Recruiting
Joe Dysart
Technology opens up new ways to find that ideal job candidate.
Departments
- Up Front
July 2006 Up Front
Editorial Staff
News, views, and trends you should watch.
- Your Turn
July 2006 Your Turn
Editorial Staff
This month, You Say: Pension and health care costs add up to stormy times ahead. We Ask: How do we fix high schools?
- Research
Students as Researchers
Susan Black
When kids are encouraged to dig for data on a topic they care about, the results can be enlightening—and empowering.
- Communications
Bracing for Bird Flu
Nora Carr
Health officials warn of a possible influenza pandemic—are your schools ready?
- School Law
Revisiting the Voucher Debate
Benjamin Dowling-Sendor
As a Florida case shows, the battle is now being waged in state legislatures and state courts.
- Learn More
July 2006 Learn More
Editorial Staff
Your source for ideas and information.
- Marketplace
July 2006 Marketplace
Editorial Staff
Resources on technology and staffing.
- Adviser
July 2006 Adviser
Editorial Staff
What would you do if … the superintendent contributed to a board member’s campaign?