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 | Close to one-fourth of California students are involved in bullying, either as bullies, victims or both. A number of programs have proved helpful in countering the trend. |
In This Issue
Algebra, through its use of variables and formulas, reveals patterns and allows generalizations, making it the language of mathematics and technology. It’s even been called the Rosetta stone of nature, since algebra unlocks the mysterious proportionality that pervades the natural world.
For many students—and teachers, administrators and staff—the quality of indoor air in schools is a matter of life and breath.
Departments
Scott P. Plotkin is the executive director of the California School Boards Association.
Brian Taylor (btaylor@csba.org) is the managing editor of California Schools.
Marguerite Leoni and Chris Skinnell are attorneys with Nielsen, Merksamer, Parrinello, Mueller & Naylor LLP, in San Rafael.
William S. Hart Union High School District in Santa Clarita has established a "culture of respect" in a diverse community.
Sixth Street Prep School in Victorville is succeeding at bridging its achievement gap.