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Articles in Sept, 2008 issue of School Administrator

• Charters revealed
  by Stephen F. Maio
• [Cartoon]
  by Rini
• Creating inclusive schools for all students: an education for children with disabilities that, as one principal puts it, offers 'nothing separate, no special spaces, no special teachers'
  by Julie Causton-Theoharis
• Inclusion for students on the autism spectrum: a Vermont district commits to serving the unique needs of children in their home communities
  by Joanne Godek
• Legally best practices in section 504 plans: a sound understanding of what the law actually requires can save you from awarding too many 'consolation prizes'
  by Rachel A. Holler
• Making the most of exit surveys
  by John A. Mazzei
• Courage to let bad teachers go
  by Reggie Engebritson
• The dividends of investing in athletic trainers
  by Darrell G. Floyd
• Crisis skills of Septembers past
  by Daniel A. Domenech
• After-school programs
• Small schools
• Charter compositions
• Superintendent's Briefing Book 2008: Vital Information for School District Leaders
  by Charles W. Rudiger
• Jennifer Johnson
• Junior Achievement
• Peach County Schools
• Northshore School District
• Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri
• Jere Hochman
• C.J. Huff
• Westwood Heights Public Schools
• Gary Norris
• East Lyme High School
• Fred Frick
• Union High School District
• Dewitt Jones
• Florence School District 2
• Metropolitan School District
• Marianne Bartley
• Shirley Miles
• Evelyn B. Kipp
• Contrarians all
  by Doug Otto
• Bible study in schools
  by J.B. Morris
• Flashback: September 1998
• Standing committees
  by Michael T. Adamson
• Filtering attitudes
  by Dan Maas
• Thinking about inclusion
  by Jay P. Goldman
• Public comment sessions: in control and on time
  by Nicholas D. Caruso, Jr.
• The three R's meet the three C's
  by Jim Hirsch
• Response to intervention: what & why? Neither a fad nor a program, but rather the practice of using data to match instruction and intervention to changing student need
  by Judy Elliott
• Three tiers of intervention: Central Iowa schools adopt a hands-on process for matching student instruction to needs
  by W. David Tilly
• It's year five, and we're still not making adequate progress
  by Edward D. Westervelt
• Tons of talent
  by Randall H. Collins
• Binding the wounds of a lame duck
  by Mary Kusler
• Religious decisions
• Foreign exchanges
• EdSpeak: A Glossary of Education Terms, Phrases, Buzzwords, and Jargon
  by George E. Pawlas
• The Challenges of No Child Left Behind: Understanding the Issues of Excellence, Accountability, and Choice
  by Lylia King
• Steven Jordahl
• Larry P. Nybladh
• Helen C. Sobehart
• Adrian Cline
• Bismarck's model public servant
  by Jay P. Goldman
• Conversations overheard