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Articles in Sept, 1995 issue of School Administrator

• Nurturing Children…A Common Purpose for Any Community - Brief Article
  by Homer H. Kearns
• Up-front Queries Ensure Correct Computer Choices - Brief Article
  by Eugene Hertzke
• TRANSITIONS - superintendent appointments and retirements - Brief Article
• A Deal Denied - proposed levy for school operations - Brief Article
• Learning to Lead. - Review - book review
  by William G. Keane
• Pollution Liability - school liability insurance coverage - Brief Article
• Teacher Dropouts Put Schools at Risk - how to keep them happy - Brief Article
  by Barbara A. Murray
• Taking Religious Liberty Seriously in School - Brief Article
  by Charles C. Haynes
• Performance Pay - Douglas County School District - Brief Article
• Ominous Signs for Equity in Congressional Plans - religious and conservative politicians on the attack against public education and agenda o programs by any liberal politician - Brief Article
  by Nick Penning
• Ethics in Educational Leadership Programs. - Review - book review
  by Angela Maynard
• Tremor Time - school administrators and teachers receive earthquake disaster management training - Brief Article
• Promoting Accomplished Teaching Through National Certification - National Board for Professional Teaching Standards - Brief Article
  by Curman L. Gaines
• Paula C. Butterfield - school district superintendent - Brief Article
• Free No More - Fort Worth Independent School District to begin charging tuition to out-of-district students - Brief Article
• The Need to Name: A High-Risk Habit - game of public relations
  by Richard Sagor
• PEOPLE - school administrator appointments - Brief Article
• The Unavoidable Mission of Character Education
  by Henry A. Huffman
• Getting Pictures Of Your New School District - identifying strengths and weaknesses in a district - Brief Article
  by Pi Irwin
• DEATH - Brief Article - Obituary
• Credit the Internet - hiring of school superintendent Kenneth Arndt - Brief Article
• Where Focus on the Family Falls Short on Character Development: Four Reactions from School Leaders
  by Sheldon H. Berman
• When Right Is Wrong: Fundamentalists and the Public Schools. - Review - book review
  by Edie L. Holcomb
• The Ten Commandments of Character Education
  by Kevin Ryan
• Varying Curriculum - U.S. Department of Education report - Brief Article
• LETTERS - Letter to the Editor
• A Conservative Christian View on Values - little chat with Focus on the Family, an ultra-religious group that opposes anybody or anything that doesn't agree with their views
  by Linda Page
• Community Schools - Children's Aid Society and Carnegie Corp. providing services to school leaders - Brief Article