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School Board Journal
May-June 1998

Here is a Table of Contents for the May-June 1998 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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    217/528-9688, extension 1131

  • You can't eat a whole box of Fannie Mae all at once/Mike Conver -- Practical PR.

  • Reflections on a referendum/Peter S. Weber -- On the stump.

  • Children and guns: A deadly combination -- Viewpoint

  • What can we borrow from Japanese schools? Probably not much/Jean McGrew -- A first-hand look at Japan's acclaimed schools convinced the author that their principles would not transplant well to America.

  • Music education: A necessity/Antonio J. Garcia  -- The evidence is overwhelming of the many benefits of music education for students--and adults.

  • When children kill children/Jessica C. Billings -- Shootings in four American schools during the past year are raising difficult questions.

  • The three Rs for wooing the public/Dorothy Rich -- Respect, reassurance and recognition will win public support for schools.

  • What children bring to school/Debi S. Edmund -- Too many children's backpacks are heavy with more than books--they also carry fear, poverty, neglect and other ills into the classroom.  This article outlines two promising programs to help lighten the load for Illinois children.

  • From theory to practice--The Manteno experience, part III/Richard Smelter, Dawn Russert/Dale Adams -- This is the final installment of the story of how a small Illinois school district went from no-tech to state of the art.


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