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Articles in Summer, 2004 issue of Education Next

• Driving change: a progress report on urban school districts' efforts to execute the mandates of No Child Left Behind
  by Michael Casserly
• Book alert
• Benefits of the C-minus
  by Harvey C. Mansfield
• Lost at sea; Time to jettison one of the chief obstacles to reform: the local school board
  by Chester E. Finn, Jr.
• Portfolio assessment: carrying less weight in the era of standards-based accountability
  by Jay Mathews
• The waiting game: graduates of new leaders for new schools sport enviable resumes and a zeal for education reform. But will school districts give them the key to the principal's office?
  by Alexander Russo
• The future of school boards: agents of reform or defenders of the status quo?
• Where the rubber meets the road: school districts confront the challenges of rolling out No Child Left Behind's school choice and supplemental services provisions
• Quality curricula: the timeless technology
  by Brian Nelson
• Putting parents in charge: let's promote competition, high standards, and autonomy in K-12 education. After all, it worked for America's colleges and universities
  by Lamar Alexander
• Faith in the law: the Supreme Court upholds religious discrimination
  by Joshua Davey
• Why not choose teachers?
  by Ben Rarick
• Reframing the mind: Howard Gardner became a hero among educators simply by redefining talents as "intelligences"
  by Daniel T. Willingham
• Equally mediocre: the ineptitude of court-driven school reform
  by William A. Fischel
• Costly estimates
  by John Augenblick
• The British experience
  by Christopher Woodhead
• One child at a time: an inside look at one city's efforts to offer families the opportunities promised by No Child Left Behind
  by William G. Howell
• Creative accounting: measuring the true cost of K-12 education
  by Michael Podgursky
• The new Head Start
  by Deborah Stipek
• What mandates? School districts have little to gripe about
  by Paul E. Peterson
• With strings attached: the notion of "local control" has an enduring resonance in American education, yet the law gives state officials the upper hand
  by Richard Briffault
• Inventing an ideology
  by Ronald W. Evans
• Steering a true course: school boards are coming under increasing attack, yet they are needed now more than ever. Who else will set the agenda for reform?
  by Sarah C. Glover
• Competition passes the test: still more evidence from Florida that public schools improve when threatened with the loss of students and money
  by Jay P. Greene