NARPAC,Inc. HEADLINES PUBLIC EDUCATION 2006


JANUARY, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

102	Wiener OpEd	Guess Who's Still Left Behind--'no child' law has made little progress for low income, minority kids
107	Haynes	1,100 DC Teachers Might Lose Jobs--prove certification or lose positions, 25% of teachers' told
108	Anderson	Prince George's Schools on Cusp--new chief, board to decide course of 199-school, 133K-kid system
114	Haynes	$1.5B Proposal for School Rebuilding Heads to DC Council--funds to come from sales taxes @$100M/yr
118	Wilgoren	DC Library Task Force Report Calls for Massive $450M Overhaul--future of MLK Library one issue
122	Editor	School System on Trial--Pr. George's one of MD's worst, need to get best superintendent, board chief
122	Mead ltr	Charter Schools Checklist: improve quality, planning, integrate into community, learn from others' success
122	Haynes	DCPS Schools Plan Would Localize Power--Janey leans to Canadian mgmt style, plus 'full-service' schools
122	Klein	Frustration, Fear Boil Up in Pr. George's--hundreds at forum complain of growing neighborhood crime


FEBRUARY, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

201	Westfall	DC's Office of Planning, GWU Plan Meetings to Discuss Campus Plan Changes--inadequate notice?
201	Strauss	UDC Ups Tuition, Fees--from $1260/sem now, to $1605 in '07, $1885, '08 for DCers; $2910>$3535 others
201	Westfall(Curr)	GWU to Seek New 20-yr Campus Plan--no sense making changes to plan that expires in 3 years
202	Haynes	DC Schools Promise to Cut Space--to cut 1M sqft in '07, 2M sqft in '08, disagree that 6M possible?
205	Montgomery	Record Funding Boost Likely for Schools--costly stadium plan provokes advocates to push renovations
206	Wilgoren	DC Libraries Could Get Federal Funding--Bush asks $30M for ailing system: fix/lease Mies, build new
207	Wilgoren	Developers Could Be Enticed to Build DC Schools, Libraries--if housing, shops allowed alongside
208	Weiss	DC Council Promises Millions to Fix Schools--agrees to $100M annually from sales tax for renovations
209	DC BdofEd	DCPS Board of Ed Orders DCPS to Identify DCPS "Excess Space"--at least 1M by '06, 3M sqft by '08
214	Haynes	DC School Bd Again Delays Vote on Special-Ed Disputes--resolution would shift burden of proof to parents
215	Haynes	DCPS May Cut Teachers 351, Staff 8% to Help Make Ends Meet--merge 3 schools: enrollment down to 58K
217	Anderson	Pr. George's Board Picks New Leader for Schools--California chief has record raising minority scores
219	Anderson	New PG Schools Chief Offers Record of Unifying--funding raising fight in CA shows philosophy
221	Editor	Shrinking School System--DCPS gotta bring spending down to match falling enrollment, now 58,294
222	Haynes	Federal Court Asked to Void Last DC Teachers' Union Election--Labor Dept says mail-outs late, wrong
223	Anderson	PG Schools Chief Pick Sees Enemy in 'Anonymity'--broke up big Santa Monica high school into 7 'houses'
223	Fisher OpEd	DC Libraries Wander Off Path to Happy Ending--system still a mess, poor decisions on MLK, consultants
227	Woodhead ltr	DC's Modernized Schools--lack of progress a myth: 13 schools done, 4 underway, others coming
228	Haynes	DC Schools May Specialize--Janey proposal effort to boost student achievement, convert high schools


MARCH, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

301	Editor	Two Ways to Help DC--Real Property Act gives 200 fed acres to DC; College Access Act extends subsidy
302	Fisher OpEd	Big Plans Haven't Produced DC School Reform--grand schemes won't fix DCPS, check past 3 super's
305	Haynes	Questions Cloud DCPS Transition Plan--funding doubted for high school vocational 'academies'
306	Hawkins ltr	Upgrading DC's Libraries--abandoning Mies van de Rohe central library insult to ML King legacy?
306	Hiatt OpEd	Poised to Make a Difference in DC Schools--commitment to long haul key to making huge needed changes
309	Janey (DCPS)	...'co-locate' offices, save 250Ksqft; 'cluster' to share services; 'consolidate' 3 schools; vendor payments, etc.
309	Janey (DCPS)	Budgeting the Future of DC Schools--2007 Budget @ $790.5M: requires "right sizing"=up class size 16>17;....
311	Editor	Rebuilding DC Schools--unprecedented to set aside $100M a year to rebuild schools: now do it right!
312	Hyanes	DC School Board Chief Won't Run Again--Cafritz "wants life back" after 6 years, "but will miss the drama"
312	Mathews	Why Is Your School On This List?--why are 200 area schools on NCLB list? good answers from principals
315	Staff(Cur)	Chairman of DC Chamber of Commerce ; Better Schools Would Harness Growth--own fault 'outsourcing'
316	Donovan	Students Deliver 'Vision' for DC--cleaner river, school lunch, no gangs, sex ed, no smoking, no draft, etc.
316	Weiss	Outdated Eyesore or Modern Masterpiece--return to glory imagined for DC's flagship MLK Library bldg
316	Haynes	School Board Votes to Close More DC Schools (1M sqft by Fall, 3M by '08--budget pinch forces speedup
317	Strauss	City Calls on Firm to Return Millions for Charter Schools--Geneva Capital may be bogus firm
319	Haynes	DC Parents Anxious over (30?) School Closings--smaller enrollments key factor (Ross El = 140/175 kids)
321	Strauss	Putting Parents in Their Place: Outside Class--too much involvement can hinder kids' freedom, experts say
321	Editor	Wanted: School Board Chief--micromanagers, editors, dictators need not apply: key is good policy-making
322	Haynes	School Closings: Board's Guidelines to Janey Look Beyond Enrollment: trying to protect small Ward 3 units?
324	Anderson	Pr. George's BdofEd OK's Its First 3 Charter Schools--some claim big demand for "options"
327	Rupert (Cur)	SEED School Mum on RFK site plans--White House to release land only for a school
329	Westfall (Cur)	GWU, DC Present Plans for Dorm w/parking, Expanded School w/o Walls High School: quid pro quo
329	Kain Ed (Cur)	On Closing Schools--agree some gotta go, others should be filled, waiting for super's crtieria
331	Haynes	6 School-pairs Open to Merging, Janey Says--School Bd wants 10 gone '06, 20 more by mid-'08 (=3Msqft)


APRIL, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

401	Haynes	Principals Maneuver Over DC Closings--officials attempting to combine schools, avoid closures
401	Anderson	Lawmakers Vote to Block Baltimore City Schools Takeover--MD Gen'l Assembly bocks state NCLB move
402	Porter ltr (cont)	....city gains 30K jobs in 5 years, DC employment falls 13K: stop frittering away chances to fix schools
402	Porter ltr	Education Is Our Business--DC Chamber of Commerce sez can't afford bureaucratic haggling....
402	Haynes	Public Schools Closure Plan Draws Heated Objections--losing kids to charters feared: 70 schools at risk?
406	Haynes	Final Board Vote on DCPS Closings Set for June--details of initial set delayed, pegged to Master Plan
407	Wagner	MD Schools Takeover Debate Colors Governor's Race--Baltimore's Mayor O'Malley battles Gov Erlich
412	Editor	Up for a Clean Slate--back to an elected school board for Pr. George's with new chief, and a twist
417	Haynes	New DC Standardized Test Demands More than Circling Answer--gotta turn analytical skills to writing
419	O'Donoghue	Oyster, Adams Schools Prepare to Review Collaboration--hope to extend Spanish/English program
422	Haynes	DC Public School Seeks Linkup with New Charter--would share under-used Scott Montgomery Elementary
423	Levine	Modernization of DC's Main MLK Library is Futile, Leaders Say--mayor's plan 'only 21st Century option'
425	Fisher OpEd	When Ax Falls on DC Schools, It Should Be About More than Size--small schools can be good too (!?)
425	Haynes	DC Schools' Money Handling Criticized--US Education officials rate accounting system 'high risk'
427	Fisher OpEd	Dropouts Build New Foundations at DC Charter School--'Youth Build' provides construction trades, OJT
427	Montgomery	DC Was Warned in Charter Deal, Firm Says--court filing denies fraud in handling $21M for schools
429	Editor	Dubious DC Distinction--DCPS only US district declared high-risk by the Feds: worst scores of city schools


MAY, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

509	Lambert	Half of Teachers in US Quit in 5 Years--working conditions, low salaries cited by NEA union: only 6% black
509	Romano	Boston's Success May Be Lesson for DCPS--leader reversed course after similar challenges decade ago
514	Glazer ltr	Seeds, Not SEED, in Kingman Park--objects to putting 15-acre public boarding school on Fed parkland...
514	Glazer ltr (cont)	....contends SEED school now in SE has lousy suspension, expulsion and graduation rates (59%)
515	Nicholson	Why DC Can't Read--no exposure to books at home, no librarians in half of schools: no wonder!
516	Fisher OpEd	Flying Flag of Surrender--only DC could come up with school closing plan to do so little, raise tension
516	Haynes	Janey Names 6 Schools That Could Be Closed to Better Utilize Space--all elementaries, more coming
517	Editor	DC School Closings Begin--process is painful but unavoidable, more to come, gotta be equitable
517	Haynes	School Closings: Parents, Teachers Seek to Delay or Cut Back Janey's (already too small) Proposal
517	O'Donoghue(Cur)	JaneY Details proposals to trim space--'too much too fast' says Parents United???!!
518	Labbe	School Closings Proposal Gets Mixed Reaction--four of six near-empty targeted schools are in SE
518	Haynes	Off to Running Start Toward College--free UDC classes = time, money saved for needy high schoolers
519	Haynes	Charter Schools See Openings in Closings--independently run schools want first shot at excess space
521	Ernst/Garriott ltrs	School Closings in DC: Opportunity to Promote Positive--support bilinguals, avoid dislocating kids
523	Haynes	2 Schools in 1 Could Be Model--Bell Senior High and Lincoln Middle share Columbia Hts campus
524	Montgomery	As Economy Revives, DC Schools Now Top Concern--polls show discouragement, some families quit


JUNE, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

601	Barry Ltr	DC Schools' 'History of Failure'--legislation would give mayor more control: why should Post object?
603	Haynes	2 Workers from Charter School Office Placed on Leave--were fed NCLB funds misused by staff?
605	Keating	DC Special-Ed Tuition Growing Drain--basic needs hit by underestimated costs of private schools
605	Editor	Town vs Gown in DC--GWU's $250M development plan sparks local opposition: DC needs to intervene
606	Editor	Unbridled Costs--as special-ed spending soars, DC schools raid other accounts: gotta find alternatives
613	Williams ltr	Why DC Needs New Library--poorly suited as library, 4 years to fix, its a brooding, run-down, sunless, mess
615	Forgey	Through Glass Darkly: DC's Poor Vision for Library--Mies van der Rohe's gem could be polished anew'
619	Haynes	Charter Schools' Oversight May Shift--DCPS School Board weighs relinquishing role over 17 of 51 charters
619	Ltrs to Ed	Central Library to be Proud Of--rebuild old/start afresh, real problem is abject failure to maintain existing one
621	Editor	Back to Basics--DCPS school board would do well to get out of chartering business: tend to basics
621	Silverman	'High Quality' Schools Amendment Bill Advances--Council gives prelim OK to codify right to education
621	Shin	Chamber of Commerce Comes Up Short On Summer Work for DC Youth--real-world experiences shy
622	Labbe	DCPS Board Backs Off on Closing Some Schools--spare two, delay one, shutter five, not six
622	Anderson	MD Test Score Gap Real for Black/Hispanic kids--gap grows w/grade, math worse than reading for blacks
625	Editor	How Not to Fix DC Schools--nice sounding proposal re "high-qulality' the Council should flunk
629	Haynes	DCPS School Board OK's Plan to Close Five Schools--great anguish, controversy over tip of iceberg


JULY, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

701	Deane/Fountain	What Next for MLK Library? ex-librarian says old bldg wrong; Preservationists say make it work
702	Hess ltr	In DC,Lawsuits before Learning--courtrooms lousy place to fix schools: leaders needed, not empty language
705	Milloy OpEd	Charitable Project Worth Billions: the Nation's Capital--Gates Foundation could help rid ignorance, poverty
706	Henderson ltr	Priority, not Platitudes for DC Schools--"high quality" does not bring lawsuits, need sense of urgency
708	Staff	DC Special Ed Bills Moves Forward--wants to cap private tuitions @ 130 schools (!) $ up 65% since '00
708	Haynes	To Retain Students, Higher Income Rule Sought-- 300% v 200% fed poverty rate: Brownback vs Norton
709	Haynes	DC Strives to Fill Teaching Positions--up to 750 needed if uncertified teachers dismissed (40% in special ed)
711	Editor	School Improvement by Degree--if wishing could make things true, Council would be on to something!
713	Aratini	Upper Grades, Lower Readng Skills--Middle, High Schools find must expand programs for older kids
717	Haynes	DCPS Bd Might Be Stripped of Some Roles--Senate Appns Comm want State Ed Office separated out
723	Murphy	After Neighborhood Dustup, New Rules re size (9Ksqft+), frontage,(120') would treat charters like DCPS
725	Fisher	DC Library Law Barrier to Literacy--denying "regularly scheduled classes" rules out adult/immigrant reading
728	Hyanes	Officials Warn of Likely Setback on Testing--preliminary data shows more elementaries fail US targets


AUGUST, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

801	Fisher OpEd	DC Will Test New Library Chief's Political Savvy--Ginnie Cooper faces MLK future, libraries vs book stores
807	Shapira	New Face of Pr. Wm. Cnty Summer School--classrooms fill up w/students trying to get ahead: seeking AP
809	M illoy OpEd	Giving DC Students Tools to Succeed--trouble getting kids psyched for school without minimal means
815	Montgomery	Janey Questions Charter Schools--DC superintendent seeks moratorium, pending evaluations
817	Labbe	Closure of DC Charter Schools Strands Students--parents seek spots in other programs after 2 close
817	Abatani	More MD Schools Fail to Meet Goals--44% Pr. George's;21% Montgomery's;15% St. Mary's;Frederick 10%
818	Editor	No Moratorium on Charters--better to fix traditional public schools than take choices away from parents
822	Mathews	More in MD Pass Tests Needed to Graduate--but 50% of P G's get scores low enough to deny diplomas
822	Montgomery	Future of DC Schools--Traditional or Charter Education?--DC highest, 23%, of top five: Albany 5th @16.5%
823	Westfall (Curr)	GW Square 54 Project Attracts Backing as Smart Growth: 5 groups form alliance to support 870K sqft bldg
823	Westfall (Curr)	Foggy Bottom ANC Rejects GWU Development Plans--4/1 vote unsurprising as locals doubt GWU aims
823	Editor	Educator in Disgrace--indictment discredits Hornsby and Pr. George's school board that hired him
823	Rich	Ex-Chief of Schools in Pr. George's Indicted--accused of multiple kickback scam over $100K
824	Janey	Let's Raise the Bar for the New School Year--super Janey says new standards, tests, resource centers
824	Labbe	At DCPS Year's Outset, A Power Struggle--Special-ed position filled, 20 new principals begin new jobs
824	Haynes	New DCPS System Aims to End Long Wait for Supplies--electronic procurement system may help
824	Labbe	Six Charter Schools Opening with Unique Looks--studies include Latin and ESL
824	Haynes	Long DCPS Renovation List, and waits to match--$2.5B plan set to be released spans many years
824	Woodlee	Who s Going to Run DCPS Schools--mayoral candidates offer alternatives--control revert to city gov't?
824	Haynes	Trying Again to Transform Weakest Schools--local firm leads overhaul of seven senior high schools
826	Nakamura	Cropp Stakes Her Election on School Improvement--turnaround guaranteed or no second term
827	Gude Ltr	Uniform Mistake--schools shouldn't do parents' job: school uniforms relieve parents of dressing kids (!)
827	Haynes	Officials Optimistic Over School Closings--parents vigilant as consolidation becomes reality
829	Wagner	$200,000 Bait for Principals Proposed--signing bonuses proposed by Baltimore mayor for weak schools
830	Editor	UnSATisfactory--Is It the Test or the Test-Takers--uncertainty whether revised test, or kids cause '06 drop
830	Mathews	SAT Reading Scores Drop; Females Prevail on Writing Test--drop due to new writing section?
831	Goldfarb	Teaching Literacy for Survival--city effort benefits some, but not enough:30% DC adults functionally illiterate


SEPTEMBER, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

904	Haynes	DCPS Chief Proposes Year-round Classes at 5 Worst Schools--avoid 'summer knowledge loss'
905	Frey	Shapes and Colors--St. Coletta spec ed school gets extra credit for Michael Graves fanciful design vision
908	Haynes	Tiny Fraction of DCPS Schools Meet New Test Benchmarks: of 146 only 21 elementary., 7 secondary do
909	Haynes	Some Highly Touted DC Schools Land on Failure List--12 called 'progressing': Ross, Watkins, Whittier, etc.
911	Editor	Mr. Jane's New Exam--fraction failing DC standards test should be measured in students, not schools
913	Strauss	DC Charter School Inquiry May Broaden Beyond Chief--Feds looking widely for fraud, public corruption
914	Haynes	DCPS Superintendent to Propose Closing 19 More Schools--stretched out 12 yrs, keep 'swing space'
917	Nakamura	DC Schools in Fenty's Sights--mayoral nominee considers takeover, cites success in New York City
923	Haynes	On the Field, Dunbar High Finds Victory; in Locker Room Rust, Neglect--decrepit facilities belie talent
925	Labbe	Charter School's Doors Kept Shut--Capitol Hill neighborhood fights for zoning law changes v 54 pre-Ks
927	Labbe	Most Charter Schools Miss Test Benchmarks--9 of 35 meet reading standards, 4 math, DCPS no better
930	Haynes	More Poor Results for Charter Schools; 2 of 13 make reading, one, math: is Janey intervention legal?


OCTOBER, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

1001	Grunwald	Clean Up This Mess!--DC's public schools a shambles, arguably country's worst: will new mayor fix?
1003	Labbe	DC Charter Schools Grow, Quality Uneven: 51 schools have 17419 kids on 62 sites: 25%=US 3rd highest
1004	Wiener (CVurr)	School Without Walls Plan Clears Preservation Board--GWU financing it to get land behind school
1007	Kinzie	Protesters Occupy Gallaudet Classroom Building--students vow to stay in fight over choice of president
1008	Haynes	15 People Fighting to Be Part of DC Board of Education Uncertain Future--Fenty may try to change
1010	Editor	Standoff at Gallaudet--excessive protests wrong way to shape university's future: bitterness deep
1010	Kinzie	Intensity of Gallaudet Unrest Surprised New Leader--discrimination issues upsetting many in community
1011	Editor	Globalization and Schools--time to recall ML King's challenge: "teach so well, kids' background irrelevant!
1013	Editor	Giving Gallaudet a Bad Name--student, faculty protesters have harmed institution, kids wanting to learn
1013	Kinzie	Gallaudet Closed for Second Day--students demand to meet with new president, ineffective as provost
1015	Kinzie	Gallaudet Reopens, Protests Continue--students criticize current president for arrests
1016	Haynes	Athletics Find Booster in Janey--$10M planned to update facilities after Washington Post expose
1016	Nakamura	NYC School Takeover Inspires Fenty, but Critics Abound--many say Bloomberg has hurt other schools
1017	Nakamura	Fenty Gets School Reform Tips from Bloomberg: NYC's 'bullpen' offices also impress candidate
1017	Kinzie	Faculty Opposes Gallaudet U.'s New President--no confidence votes pass against trustees, new pres.
1018	Kain (Curr edit)	To Lead the School Board--NW Current picks Bobb over three rivals--successes outweigh concerns
1018	O'Donohue(Curr)	School Officials Alter Consolidation Plans--save four of six schools, no change in renovation schedules
1019	Haynes	Bleak DC College Graduation Rate Found--officials concerned by 9% completion in 5 yrs: poor prep?
1025	Haynes	Super Janey Proposes Different School Facility Closings--changes breed more unhappy parents
1026	Nakamura	Fenty, L.A. Mayor Discuss School Takeover--both want mayors involved in world-class schools
1027	Editor	Single-Sex Schooling--public education needs to look at all the choices: experience mixed
1028	Woodlee	DC Library Chief Pushes for New Building--mayor urges Council build new at old convention center
1029	Labbe	Charter School Board Inclined to Relinquish Monitoring Role--give role to university or nonprofit?
1029	Ahlstrom ltr	Where Fenty Should Lead the Schools--reform isn't the answer: DC needs whole new system
1030	Haynes	DC Paid for Training Schools Say Didn't Occur--officials try to trace firm's connections in charter probe
1030	Kinzie	Gallaudet Board Ousts Fernandes--protesters cheer, trustees say lawbreakers to be held accountable


NOVEMBER, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

1102	Strauss	To Repay Misused Charter School Funds, DC to Take $9M from Gen'l Fund: maint company defaulted
1104	Woodlee	Staff Shortage Cited in Hearing on Bill to Manage DC School Repairs: 147 maint wrkrs for 163 facilities!
1105	Haynes	Worry Over City Takeover Permeates School Board Election--could be last votes for members
1108	Haynes	Bobb Chosen to Lead Board as Schools Face Uncertain Future -- 'overwhelming' victor likely to buck Fenty
1109	Haynes	Bobb, Showing Bold School Board Plan, Says He'll Fight Takeover--wants strong kids' 'front end' support
1112	Nakamura	Fenty Plan to Take Over Ailing DCPS System Finding Foes -- says plan means, not 'endgame'
1116	Nakamura	Fenty to Name Ally to Lead School System Turnaround -- Victor Reinoso to be Dep Mayor for Education
1117	Nakamura	Fenty Deputy Reinoso Backs Shift in School Supervision -- 37-yr old BoEd mbr to have big role in shift
1117	Mathews	DCPS Teens Say SAT Monitors Napped, Ignored Rules--call testing 'bogus, corrupt joke', 'a debacle'
1118	Haynes	DCPS Principals Weigh In on Closings and Consolidation -- last year's mergers didn't get promised help
1121	Alexander	Bigger Battle -- principal of DC's Eastern High sued over scuffle: but flawed system creates dangers
1122	Silverman	Bill for New Cental Downtown DC Library Stuck at Council Panel -- 'tabled' 3/2 by doubts over move
1126	Casserly ltr	Why the Mayor Shouldn't Take Over DC Schools -- NY situation different; need to avoid donnybrook here
1126	Haynes	DCPS Super. Janey to Speak on School Overhaul -- rare public update viewed as claim to power
1128	Labbe	Selling Parents on Public School -- DC's Thomson Elementary uses marketing to compete for kids
1129	Haynes	Janey Seeks Time to Turn Schools Around--claims progress in 'marathon' after 2 years: Fenty: go faster?
1129	Lenhart	Montgomery Cnty Opens $26M Rockville Flagship Regional Library -- bets public will keep coming back
1130	Haynes	Janey Asks Extra $83.5M for DCPS Budget--superintendent says funding needed to speed reforms
1130	Trescott	Corcoran Gallery Seals $6.2M Deal to Buy Empty Randall School -- to be used for art college, apartments


DECEMBER, 2006		PUBLIC EDUCATION

1201	Staff	Randall School Sale (Half and I, SW) --goes to Corcoran Gallery: $6.2M goes to school maintenance fund
1206	Montes	4 of 75 Catholic Elem Schools (3in DC,1, MD) May Close--consolidate shrinking black schools, keep kids
1206	Kinzie	Incoming GWU President Draws Praise--new leader Steven Knapp deemed right choice for times
1208	Nakamura	Fenty's School Plan Marks A Turnaround--opposed Williams takeover saying 'governance not problem'
1209	Nakamura	Fenty Takes Council Members on Field Trip--schools takeover focus of meeting with NY officials
1209	Alexander	Despite Losing Principal, Eastern Senior High School to Continue Transition--to Boston Latin-like Academy
1211	Kinzie	Gallaudet Chooses Interim President--campus 'thrilled' by pick of nationally known deaf leader
1213	de Vise	Montgomery County Schools 7% Budget Increase to $1.98B Sought--officials vow to be tough on funding
1215	Hernandez	Pr. George's School Chief Proposes $1.66B Budget--full funding relies on approval of aid index
1221	Haynes	Janey Gets $25K Bonus over $250K, Contract Extension--board says steady progress made: get raise?
1222	Stewart	Council Chair Gray Plans to Push Education Problems to Forefront with New Panel--use committee of whole
1224	Haynes	Wilson High School Parents Group Seeks Control of Repair Budget--step towards semiautonomy

PUBLIC EDUCATION -- 2006