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DAITs with destiny: Districts get program assistance as they focus on NLCB’s deadline

Many of the pilot project reforms—the DAIT approach in particular—became integral components of the plan for the interventions in Corrective Action LEAs that were adopted by the State Board of Education earlier this year.

In This Issue

An interview with ... Paula S. Campbell

CSBA’s president-elect finds ‘magical moments’ among the thorny issues of governance.

Running on empty: Schools cope with the rollercoaster world of cost run-ups and budget let-downs

The business of schools may be educating kids, but the bottom line says that the cost of educating kids—not to mention the cost of getting them to school and feeding them—has gotten, well, out of line.

Solving for X: Facing the critical shortage of math and science teachers

It’s a zero-sum game—the loss teachers to retirement or less demanding professions adds to the problem of placing qualified teachers in math and science classrooms.

Departments

Executive director's note: Politics and the art of compromise

Scott P. Plotkin is the executive director of the California School Boards Association.

Editor's note: Hard times

Brian Taylor is the managing editor of the California School Boards Association.

As I see it: Student board members make a difference

Aaron Feuer is president of the California Association of Student Councils. Anysia Mayer, Ph.D. is currently an assistant professor of educational leadership at the University of Connecticut and a former CASC member.

Class Acts: Keeping arts education alive: Marin School of the Arts

Novato Unified School District’s arts magnet school is the district's "crown jewel."

Class Acts: School library: ‘Wow, it’s like TV in my head’

Susan B. Anthony Elementary School finds clever ways to entice kids to read.