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May-June 2000

Here is a Table of Contents for the May-June 2000 issue of Illinois School Board Journal. Highlighted articles are available here in full-text form. For other articles get in touch with:

    IASB Publications
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    Springfield 62703
    217/528-9688, extension 1131

  • The Capitol circus by Ben Schwarm
    Nothing is simple in the General Assembly. An insider offers a look at the recent legislative session from behind the scenes.
  • ILP brings everyone to the table by Ginger Wheeler
    The Illinois Learning Partnership brings a unique consortium of organizations to the table to improve education.
  • The power of policy by Jessica C. Billings
    Follow a board of education through the process of writing a policy to increase parent involvement.
  • Targeting student learning
    A team of policy experts from state school boards associations has produced a manual on writing policies to improve student learning.
  • A schoolwide approach to student discipline
    by Robert H. Horner, George Sugai, and Howard F. Horner
    Schools with effective disciplinary systems observe several key practices — and they avoid certain traps.
  • Kids aren’t for sale by Gary Ruskin
    Corporate marketers have kids in their cross hairs. Schools should not provide a captive audience for their sales tactics, says the author.
  • The good news about American education
    Are you getting tired of hearing the bad news about American education? "Do You Know the Good News About American Education" reports public misperceptions about education and counters them with the facts.


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