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Articles in April, 2003 issue of School Administrator

• The lap of learning: Henrico County's districtwide use of wireless technology may alter the instructional landscape
  by Mark A. Edwards
• School drug testing - Abstracts - study by Oregon Health and Sciences University - Brief Article
• The Shenango Area School District - People - Brief Article
• The viable alternative: handhelds; why the personal computer of choice in K-12 ought to fit in a student's palm
  by Cathleen A. Norris
• All-USA Teacher Team - Bits & Pieces
• Appointments - Transitions - Brief Article
• A fun slice of life - Editor's Note
  by Jay P. Goldman
• Life's lessons from my dog Holly - Executive Perspective
  by Paul D. Houston
• Tthe Addison Central Supervisory Union - People - Brief Article
• American Association of School Administrators
• Wireless, not penniless: early adopters say don't expect cost savings, but other advantages
  by Brett Schaeffer
• Computer grants - Bits & Pieces
• Clint independent School District - People
• Corrections - Correction Notice
• Call waiting - President's Corner
  by John R. Lawrence
• The Urban Superintendents Association of America - People - Brief Article
• Pickle juice, restroom inequity and throwback clothing - Leadership Lite
• Adventures in laptop land: when you issue a computer to every student, be ready for every eventuality
  by Gregg G. Mowen
• Recorded textbooks - Abstracts - useful for learning disabled according to Johns Hopkins study - Brief Article
• The Windham Public Schools - People - Brief Article
• Capping the heavy price for bullying - School Safety
  by Mary Jo McGrath
• The New Basics: Education and the Future of Work in the Telematic Age. . - book review
  by James Redfield
• Retirements - Transitions - Brief Article
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• If it ain't broke, should we fix it? - Guest Column - Column
  by Gary A. Burton
• The Wicomico County Public Schools - People - Brief Article
• Two feet on the accelerator. . public schools - Profile - Jim Causby, superintendent of Johnston County North Carolina
  by Jay P. Goldman
• A team approach to building a new school - School Facilities
  by Don L. Bell
• Online Learning Today: Strategies That Work. . - book review
  by Philip Knight
• Honors - Transitions - Brief Article
• The new face of truancy - Guest Column - truants are getting younger
  by William R. Capps
• Why Decisions Fail: Avoiding the Blunders and Traps That Lead to Debacles. . - book review
  by Perry Berkowitz
• Deaths - Transitions - Obituary