HOME
Return to IASB Home Page
IASB DIVISION PAGES
Who's who and what is going on in your Division?
ABOUT IASB
What... who... why... how
SEARCH
the IASB website and find what you need
STAFF MAIL BOX
Send email to any member of the IASB Staff
STAFF SERVICES
A guide to IASB Staff who can help you
IASB POLICY SERVICES
A guide to IASB Policy Services available to member districts, including PRESS
ROOKIES PAGE
For new school board members and candidates
IASB POSITION
STATEMENTS
Where Illinois school boards stand on the issues
FREE PUBLICATIONS
include resources for school boards and information for other interested citizens
USEFUL LINKS
Other websites bearing on school governance
|
 |

July/August 2006

Here is a Table of Contents for the July/August 2006 issue of Illinois School Board Journal. Highlighted articles are available here in full-text form. For other articles get
in touch with:
IASB Publications
2921 Baker Drive
Springfield 62703
217/528-9688, extension 1131
- Assignment: Define 'highly qualified'
Outline school board role
by Sharon Mosley
For most Illinois districts, finding "highly qualified" personnel to fill classrooms is not a problem. But more planning may be needed to retain good teachers.
Sidebar: Illinois has criteria to meet 'highly qualified' under NCLB
- Delegating decisions from a balcony view
by Linda Dawson
The school board's role in securing "highly qualified" teaching staff is best accomplished by setting parameters and expectations, not interviewing candidates.
- Surviving a year filled with tragedy
by Linda Dawson
School districts face tragedies of varying scope on an annual basis. Having a crisis plan can help with student and staff well-being in the aftermath.
- Writing a new chapter for special education
by Ricki Sabia
With the reauthorization of IDEA in 2004, school boards have an even greater moral obligation to set policies that support student learning and success.
Sidebar: We found nothing for Johnny.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE -- This document is © copyrighted by the Illinois
Association of School Boards. IASB hereby grants to school districts and
other Internet users the right to download, print and reproduce this
document provided that (a) the Illinois Association of School Boards is
prominently noted as publisher and copyright holder of the document and (b)
any reproductions of this document are disseminated without charge and not
used for any commercial purpose.
IASB ARCHIVES HOME
Illinois Association of School Boards
2921 Baker Drive
Springfield, Illinois 62703-5929
Phone: 217/528-9688
Fax: 217/528-2831
One Imperial Place
1 East 22nd Street, Suite 20
Lombard, Illinois 60148
Phone: 630/629-3776
Fax: 630/629-3940
|