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 | 11/22/2010 - Parent effectiveness training is becoming an increasingly common extracurricular school program—even in these difficult economic times. |
In This Issue
'There is a role for each one of us to play in this organization'
Before the passage of the Education for All Handicapped Children Act in 1975, only one child with disabilities in five attended a public school.
Departments
From communications and organizational development to information technology and all the other internal operations that make CSBA’s external services possible, all of the work we do is focused on helping school boards understand their role and on giving them the tools they need to improve the lives of children.
Frankly, I feel like a fish out of water when it comes to the feature topics in this issue of California Schools: parenting, physical disabilities, and CSBA’s president-elect. I can usually find a personal connection with the topics we cover ...
Asthma is the leading chronic disease among school-age children and is a major cause of school absences, accounting for a reported 14 million missed days of school annually nationwide—including 1.9 million days in California.
Your personnel can be the first line of defense—or liability
The Red Carpet Media Festival stirs the imaginations of Tetzlaff Middle School's technology-savvy students.
The East Whittier City Elementary School District has developed a unique partnership with the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services to head off and respond to family crises.
Frank Pugh is president of the California School Boards Association.