Grant Awards
$2 million from the Indiana Department of Education More than 30 school districts across Indiana will benefit from federal grants ... Read more
Month: February 2002
Cyberlaw developments could hit schools
Unlike litigation over student locker searches or special education programs, courtroom maneuvering and wrangling over legal issues in cyberspace don’t ... Read more
Real-time access to student data is a real boon for educators
School administrators grappling with higher standards and high-stakes testing know they can no longer afford to wait until the end ... Read more
Which wireless standard should you choose?
Being an early adopter of technology means you sometimes pick the losers. Somewhere in my basement is my Betamax VCR, ... Read more
Teen’s ‘translator glove’ could lend hearing-impaired students a hand
A Grand Junction, Colo., high school senior is getting international acclaim for inventing a computerized glove that translates sign language ... Read more
Georgia aims for paperless school board meetings
The DeKalb County School Board recently became the first school board in Georgia—and one of the first in the nation—to ... Read more
Schools’ software use raises test scores– and eyebrows
With the accountability requirements of the new education law signed by President Bush last month (story, Page One), schools will ... Read more
Calendar of Events
February Feb. 15-17 San Diego. American Association of School Administrators National Conference on Education. Highlights will include preconference workshops on ... Read more
