School Business Affairs 1999: Vol 65 Index

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School Business Affairs
1999 Editorial Index
Subject Index Picus, Lawrence O. (1999, Nienhuis (1999, Picus, Lawrence O. (1999,
October). Thinking September). President's October). Thinking
Articles by Topic
Strategically About Message, p. 3 Strategically About
Budget Cuts, pp. 26-29. Nienhuis (1999, October). Budget Cuts, pp. 26-29.
Accounting Sielke, Catherine C. (1999, President's Message, p. 4 Sielke, Catherine C. (1999,
Bean, David R. & Glick, October). The Politics of Nienhuis (1999, October). The Politics of
Paul (1999, October) Fund Balance, pp. 23-25. November). President's Fund Balance, pp. 23-25.
Message, p. 3
GASB’s New Financial
Reporting Model Administration Nienhuis (1999, Certification
Implementation Project Lawton, Stephen B. (1999, DMeescseamgbee,r )p.. 4P resident's Brady, J. E. (1999)
fer School Districts, pp November) School Size, December). Ensuring
7-16 Cost, and Quality, pp. Success Through a
3rown, Shawn (1999, 19-21. Book Review Unique Partnership pp.
October) Processed Pellicer, Leonard (1999, De Luca, B. M. (1999, 12-16.
Based Software November) When Is a January). Book Review:
Increasing Financial School District Too Money and Schools: A Collective Bargaining
Control and Minimizing Large? Too Small? Just Handbook for
Change, pp 35-39 Right: Lessons From Practitioners, pp. 54-55.
Burkybile, S. (1999, Goldilocks and the Three Johnson, D.R. (1999, Community Relations
October). Pudlic Bears, pp. 4-13. October). Book Review: Burkybile, S. (1999,
Perception and School Stevenson, Kenneth R. Finance for Executives, August). Images of
District Audits, pp. 40- (1999, November) p. 78. Successful School
43 Privatization of Public Programs, pp. 4-7.
Fellmy, W.R. (1999, Education: Panacea or Budgets Burkybile, S. (1999,
October). Budget Is Not Pandora's Box? pp. 14- October). Public
Burkybile, S. (1999,
in Ugly Word, pp. 17- 18. October). Public Perception and School
oi) Lawton, S. B. (1999, District Audits, pp. 40-
Perception and School
Glick, P. (1999, October) November). School Size, 43.
GASB’s New Financial Cost and Quality, pp District Audits, pp. 40- Denk, J.P. (1999, May).
Reporting Model 19-21. 43. Shared Responsibility: 27
Burkybile, S. (1999,
Implementation Project Years of Medical School-
for School Districts, pp November). The 10 School District
ASBO Attributes of a “Leading
7-16 Partnership, pp. 21-25.
Nienhuis, G. A. (1999, Edge” School, pp. 30-34.
Goodman, J. (1999, Fellmy, W.R. (1999,
January). President's Fellmy, W.R. (1999,
October). Public October). Budget Is Not
Perception and School Message, pp. 2,9 October). Budget Is Not An Ugly Word, pp. 17-
district Audits, pp. 40- Nienhuis (1999, | An Ugly Word, pp. 17- 99
43 February). President's 22. Finch, C.R. (1999, May).
Henstock, Thomas, | Message, pp. 2, 5 | Glass, T. E. (1999, July). School-to-Work
(1999, June) Nienhuis (1999, March). | Hidden Costs of School Programs: Opportunities
President's Message, p. 4 Construction, pp. 6-12.
Continuities and and Issues, pp. 16-20.
Discontinuities in Nienhuis (1999, April). Goodman, J. (1999, Goodman, J. (1999,
President's Message, pp. October). Public
Accounting Systems October). Public
1998 Survey of ASBO 2 ao | Perception and School Perception and School
Nienhuis (1999, May). district Audits, pp. 40-
International district Audits, pp. 40-
Membership in North President's Message, p. 4 | 43. 43.
America, pp. 39-44. Nienhuis (1999, June). Johnson, Donald R. (1999, Guiney, S. (1999, August).
President's Message, p. 4 October). Budgeting for
johnson, Donald R. (1999, Images of Successful
October). Budgeting for Nienhuis (1999, July). Early Retirements, pp. School Programs, pp. 4-
Early Retirements, pp. President's Message, p. 4 30-34.
Nienhuis (1999, August). fe
30-34.
President's Message, p. 3
SCHOOL BUSINESS AFFAIRS
School Business Affairs
1999 Editorial Index
Subject Index Picus, Lawrence O. (1999, Nienhuis (1999, Picus, Lawrence O. (1999,
October). Thinking September). President's October). Thinking
Articles by Topic
Strategically About Message, p. 3 Strategically About
Budget Cuts, pp. 26-29. Nienhuis (1999, October). Budget Cuts, pp. 26-29.
Accounting Sielke, Catherine C. (1999, President's Message, p. 4 Sielke, Catherine C. (1999,
Bean, David R. & Glick, October). The Politics of Nienhuis (1999, October). The Politics of
Paul (1999, October) Fund Balance, pp. 23-25. November). President's Fund Balance, pp. 23-25.
Message, p. 3
GASB’s New Financial
Reporting Model Administration Nienhuis (1999, Certification
Implementation Project Lawton, Stephen B. (1999, DMeescseamgbee,r )p.. 4P resident's Brady, J. E. (1999)
fer School Districts, pp November) School Size, December). Ensuring
7-16 Cost, and Quality, pp. Success Through a
3rown, Shawn (1999, 19-21. Book Review Unique Partnership pp.
October) Processed Pellicer, Leonard (1999, De Luca, B. M. (1999, 12-16.
Based Software November) When Is a January). Book Review:
Increasing Financial School District Too Money and Schools: A Collective Bargaining
Control and Minimizing Large? Too Small? Just Handbook for
Change, pp 35-39 Right: Lessons From Practitioners, pp. 54-55.
Burkybile, S. (1999, Goldilocks and the Three Johnson, D.R. (1999, Community Relations
October). Pudlic Bears, pp. 4-13. October). Book Review: Burkybile, S. (1999,
Perception and School Stevenson, Kenneth R. Finance for Executives, August). Images of
District Audits, pp. 40- (1999, November) p. 78. Successful School
43 Privatization of Public Programs, pp. 4-7.
Fellmy, W.R. (1999, Education: Panacea or Budgets Burkybile, S. (1999,
October). Budget Is Not Pandora's Box? pp. 14- October). Public
Burkybile, S. (1999,
in Ugly Word, pp. 17- 18. October). Public Perception and School
oi) Lawton, S. B. (1999, District Audits, pp. 40-
Perception and School
Glick, P. (1999, October) November). School Size, 43.
GASB’s New Financial Cost and Quality, pp District Audits, pp. 40- Denk, J.P. (1999, May).
Reporting Model 19-21. 43. Shared Responsibility: 27
Burkybile, S. (1999,
Implementation Project Years of Medical School-
for School Districts, pp November). The 10 School District
ASBO Attributes of a “Leading
7-16 Partnership, pp. 21-25.
Nienhuis, G. A. (1999, Edge” School, pp. 30-34.
Goodman, J. (1999, Fellmy, W.R. (1999,
January). President's Fellmy, W.R. (1999,
October). Public October). Budget Is Not
Perception and School Message, pp. 2,9 October). Budget Is Not An Ugly Word, pp. 17-
district Audits, pp. 40- Nienhuis (1999, | An Ugly Word, pp. 17- 99
43 February). President's 22. Finch, C.R. (1999, May).
Henstock, Thomas, | Message, pp. 2, 5 | Glass, T. E. (1999, July). School-to-Work
(1999, June) Nienhuis (1999, March). | Hidden Costs of School Programs: Opportunities
President's Message, p. 4 Construction, pp. 6-12.
Continuities and and Issues, pp. 16-20.
Discontinuities in Nienhuis (1999, April). Goodman, J. (1999, Goodman, J. (1999,
President's Message, pp. October). Public
Accounting Systems October). Public
1998 Survey of ASBO 2 ao | Perception and School Perception and School
Nienhuis (1999, May). district Audits, pp. 40-
International district Audits, pp. 40-
Membership in North President's Message, p. 4 | 43. 43.
America, pp. 39-44. Nienhuis (1999, June). Johnson, Donald R. (1999, Guiney, S. (1999, August).
President's Message, p. 4 October). Budgeting for
johnson, Donald R. (1999, Images of Successful
October). Budgeting for Nienhuis (1999, July). Early Retirements, pp. School Programs, pp. 4-
Early Retirements, pp. President's Message, p. 4 30-34.
Nienhuis (1999, August). fe
30-34.
President's Message, p. 3
SCHOOL BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Hammond, G. S. (1999, Henderson, J. B. (1999, Equity | Conklin, M. (1999, May).
July). Under One Roof: July). Building a School Howe, W .P. (1999, | Financial Management:
How Public Spaces at and Recruiting Staff September). Education A Growing Concern for
Schools Help Entire Under Budget and in and Equity Finance: A Child Nutrition Program
Communities, pp. 17-20. Less Time Using CQI, Look at Judicial Decisions Administrators, pp. 45-
Kleinz, K. H. (1999, pp. 21-25. in Four States, pp. 32- 49.
August). Proactive
43.
Communications in a Data Human Resources
Crisis-Driven World, pp.
Brown, Shawn (1999, Finance Bolton, D. G. (1999,
27-31.
Picus, Lawrence O. (1999, October). Processed Sielke, Catherine C. (1999, April). Collective
October). Thinking Based Software: October). The Politics of Bargaining: Successful
Strategically About Increasing Financial Fund Balance, pp. 23-25. Practices and the Baker's
Budget Cuts, pp. 26-29. Control and Minimizing Burkybile, S. (1999, Dozen Mistakes pp. 4-
Change, pp. 35-39. November). The 10 13.
Attributes of a “Leading Cooper, B.S. (1999, April).
Construction/Facility
Demographics Edge” School, pp. 30-34. Why the NEA and AFT
Adams, W. S. (1999, July). Hodgkinson, H. (1999, Cater, J. B. (1999, May). Sought to Merge - and
Building a School and May). State Differences: Financial Management: Failed, pp. 38-39.
Recruiting Staff Under The Key to A Growing Concern for Fusarelli, L. (1999, April).
Budget and in Less Time Demographics, pp. 32- Child Nutrition Program Why the NEA and AFT
Using CQI, pp. 21-25. 36. Administrators, pp. 45- Sought to Merge - and
Beaudin, J. A. (1999, July). 49. Failed, pp. 33-38.
Computing the Real Conklin, M. (1999, May). Hunter, R. C. (1999,
Costs of School Educational Financial Management: November). School
Technology, pp. 34-40. Achilles, C. M. ( 1999, A Growing Concern for Takeovers: The New
Bertholf, D.(1999, June). January). Can Your Child Nutrition Program Accountability Strategy,
Member Takes Action in District Afford Smaller Administrators, pp. 45- op. 22-29.
Fight Against Violence, Classes in Grades K-3? 49. lig, T. J. (1999, April).
pp. 12-14. pp. 10-16. Deering, P. (1999, Negotiating With
Carlson, H. C. (1999, Brown, F. (1999, August). January). Impact Aid Teachers Unions:
July). Designing North Carolina’s Flexible and Our Nation's Ongoing Process or... pp.
Facilities for the Next Charter School Law: Is Schools, pp. 32-36. 28-32.
Millennium, pp. 30-33. Too Much Flexibility DeMitchell, T. A. (1999, Kovac, R. J. (1999, July).
Desrosiers, Bill (1999, Good for Charter January). School Finance Managing Technical
July). Cabling Pathway Schools? pp. 20-26. Reform: The Carousel Resources and Personnel,
Solutions for Information Earthman, G. I. (1999, Reform, pp. 29-31. pp. 54-55.
Technology, pp. 41-42. July). Alternative Howe, W .P. (1999,
Earthman, G. I. (1999, Locations for Schools September). Education Interviews
July). Alternative Buildings, pp. 43-48. and Equity Finance: A ASBO International (1999,
Locations for Schools Finch, C. R. (1999, May). Look at Judicial Decisions January). Working for
Buildings, pp. 43-48. School-to- Work in Four States, pp. 32- You in Washington:
Eller, J. (1999, July). Programs: Opportunities 43. ASBO Interviews Dan
Designing Facilities for and Issues, pp. 16-20.
Johnson, D. R. (1999, W. Reicher, Assistant
the Next Millennium, Griffin, R. A. (1999, October). Book Review: Secretary, Energy
pp. 30-33. February). Embracing Finance for Executives, Efficiency and Renewable
Glass, T. E. (1999, July). Technology is Reaping p. 78. Energy, U.S. Department
Hidden Costs of School Rewards, pp. 7-10. King, R. A. (1999, of Energy
Construction, pp. 6-12. Hay, L. E. (1999, January). Financing
Gray, T. W. (1999, July). December). Where Are Schools Based on
Building a School and You Going in the Next Performance Measures, Legal Issues
Recruiting Staff Under Millennium? pp. 17-21. Brown, F. (1999, May).
pp: 3-9.
Budget and in Less Time Lawton, S. B. (1999, Single-Sex Schools and
Using CQI, pp. 21-25. Energy January). Teacher the Law, pp. 26-31.
Krysiak, B. H. (1999, Dulin, N. (1999, July). Pension Plans in Canada: Brown, F. (1999,
July). Keeping Up With September). Medically
Energy Savings for A Force to be Reckoned
What You Have, pp. 49- Education, pp. 26-29. With, pp. 20-26. Fragile Students and the
53. Law: Supreme Court
Glickman, J. (1999, July).
Hammond, G. S. (1999, Energy Savings for Foodservice Rules, pp. 23 -27.
JHuolwy) . PuUbnldiecr SpOancee s Roaotf : Education, pp. 26-29. Cater, J. B. (1999, May). CooSke,p teK.m b(e1r9)9.9 , Your 403(b)
Schools Help Entire Financial Management: Program: What's Hot?
Communities, pp. 17-20. A Growing Concern for New Employer
Child Nutrition Program Contributions, Final
Administrators, pp. 45- Exam Guidelines,
49. Corrections Procedures,
pp. 5-9.
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Ford, H. H. (1999, Hunter, R. C. (1999, Finch, C.R. (1999, May). Letzring, T. D. (1999,
September). Peer to Peer November). School School-to- Work June). Risk Management
Sexual Harassment: The Takeovers: The New Programs: Opportunities and Prevention, pp. 26-
Supreme Court Speaks Accountability Strategy, and Issues, pp. 16-20. 28.
pp. 10-16. . 22-29. Guiney, S. (1999,
Gregory, D. L. (1999, lg, T. J. (1999, April). December. Crisis and Security
April). An Update on Negotiating With Confidence: The
Bertholf, D.(1999, June).
Collective Bargaining in Teachers Unions: Changing Faces of the
Member Takes Action in
Catholic Schools, pp. 14- Ongoing Process or... pp. School Business Official,
Fight Against Violence,
19 28-32. pp. 29-31.
p. 12-14.
Howe, W .P. (1999,
Funck, G. (1999, June) The
September). Education Privatization Purchasing Building blocks of School
and Equity Finance: A
Brown, F. (1999, Chan, T. C. (1999, April). Security pp. 29-31.
Look at Judicial Decisions November). School Which Alternative Gauthier, E. K. (1999,
in Four States, pp. 32-
Purchasing Methods Do June). Working Together
43 Takeovers: The New
Accountability Strategy, Large School Districts to Prevent Violence, pp.
Lowder, E. A. (1999,
pp. 22-29. Use? pp. 43-47. 6-11.
September). Your 403(b)
Hunter, R. C. (1999, Choi, N. (1999, April). Kleinz, K. H. (1999,
Program: What's Hot?
November). School Which Alternative August). Proactive
New Employer
Takeovers: The New Purchasing Methods Do Communications in a
Contributions, Final
Accountability Strategy, Large School Districts Crisis-Driven World, pp.
Exam Guidelines
pp. 22-29. Use? pp. 43-47 27-31.
Corrections Procedures Enos, E.D. (1999, April). Kovac, R. J. (1999,
pp. 5-9 Professional Procurement Cards Pave February). Information
the Way to Efficient Security in the 90's:
Abner, L. (1999, August).
Management Purchasing,pp / 39-42 Keeping the Locks On,
Burkybile, S. (1999, Are You Ready for Your pp. 16-19 & 44.
Next Job? pp. 38-39.
November). The 10 Armstrong, W. I. (1999, Reform Leeds, R. L. (1999, June).
Attributes of a “Leading Issues in School Bus
December). Crisis and Achilles, C. M. ( 1999,
Edge” School, pp. 30-34 Confidence: The January). Can Your Safety: Real or Red
Di Bella, C.C. (1999, Herring? pp. 19-25.
Changing Faces of the District Afford Smaller
December). Leading School Business Official, Classes in Grades K-3 2?
People, Managing Special
pp 29 31 pp 10-16
Processes: School
Brady, J. E. (1999) Brown, F. (1999, August)
Business Administrators
December). Ensuring North Carolina's Flexible Technology
in the 21st Century, pp
Success Through a Charter School Law: Is
6-11 Unique Partnership pp Too Much Flexibility Henstock, Thomas F.
Kovac, R. J. (1999, July) (1999, June)
12-16 Good for Charter
Managing Technical Continuities and
Burkybile, S (1999, Schools? pp. 20-26
Resources and Personnel Discontinuities in
December). Crisis and Burkybile, S. (1999,
Accounting Systems:
PP 54 55 Confidence: The August). Images of
1998 Survey of ASBO
Negotiations CShchaonogli nBgu siFnaecsess oOff fithcei al SPurcocgersasmfsu,l pSpc.h oo4l- 7 International
Membership in North
Bolton, D. G. (1999 pp 29-31 DeMitchell, T. A. (1999,
America, pp. 39-44
April). Collective Dembowski, F. | (1999, January). School Finance
Beckham, (1999, January
Bargaining: Successful December). Crisis and Reform: The Carousel ). Educational Technology
Practices and the Baker's Confidence: The Reform, pp. 29-31 Funding Trends and
Dozen Mistakes pp. 4- Changing Faces of the Guiney, S. (1999, August)
Issues, pp. 17-19
13 School Business Official, Images of Successful
Cooley, V. E. (1999,
Cooper, B.S. (1999, April) pp 29-3] School Programs, pp. 4 February). Maximizing
Why the NEA and AFT Denk, J.P. (1999, May)
Sought to Merge - and Shared Responsibility: 25 7 Technology: The Critical
Questions, pp. 20-24.
Failed, pp. 38-39 Years of Medical School Risk Desrosiers, Bill (1999,
Fusarelli, L. (1999, April) School District Bertholf, D.(1999, June) July). Cabling Pathway
Why the NEA and AFT Partnership, pp. 21-25
Member Takes Action in Solutions for Information
Sought to Merge - and Dibella, C.C. (1999,
Failed, pp. 33-38 Fight Against Violence, Technology, pp. 41-42.
December). Leading
pp. 12-14 DiBella, C.C. (1999,
Gregory, D. L. (1999 People, Managing
Gauthier, E. K. (1999 February). Is Technology
April). An Update on Processes: School June). Working Together Possible? pp. 25-28.
Collective Bargaining in Business Administrators to Prevent Violence, pp Duprey, G. (1999,
Catholic Schools, pp. 14- in the 21st Century, pp. 6-11 February). A Regional
19 6-11 Leeds, R. L. (1999, June) Approach to Technology
Issues in School Bus Services, pp. 3-6.
Safety: Real or Red
Herring? pp. 19-25.
SCHOOL BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Griffin, R.A. (1999, B Burkybile, S. (1999, Dembowski, F. L. (1999,
February). Embracing Bean, D. R. (1999, November). The 10 December). Crisis and
Technology is Reaping October). GASB’s New Attributes of a “Leading Confidence: The
Rewards, pp. 7-10. Financial Reporting Edge” School, pp. 30-34. Changing Faces of the
Henstock, T. F. (1999, Model: Implementation Burkybile, S (1999, School Business Official,
June). Continuities and Project for School December). Crisis and pp. 29-31.
Discontinuities In Districts, pp. 7-16. Confidence: The DeMitchell, T. A. (1999,
Accounting Systems, Beaudin, J. A. (1999, July). Changing Faces of the January). School Finance
1998: Report of A Survey Computing the Real School Business Official, Reform: The Carousel
of ASBO Membership in Costs of School pp. 29-31. Reform, pp. 29-31.
North America, pp. 39- Technology, pp. 34-40. Denk, J.P. (1999, May).
44. Beckham, (1999, January C Shared Responsibility: 27
Kovac, R. J. (1999, ). Educational Technology Carlson, H. C. (1999, Years of Medical School-
February). Information Funding Trends and July). Designing School District
Security in the 90's: Issues, pp. 17-19. Partnership, pp. 21-25.
Facilities for the Next
pKpe.e pi1n6g- 19t he& L4o4c.k s On, Bertholf, D. (1999, June). Millennium, pp. 30-33. Desrosiers, Bill (1999,
Member Takes Action in July). Cabling Pathway
Cater, J. B. (1999, May).
Kovac, R. J. (1999, July). Fight Against Violence, Financial Management: Solutions for Information
Managing Technical pp. 12-14. Technology, pp. 41-42.
A Growing Concern for
Resources and Personnel, Bolton, D. G. (1999, Child Nutrition Program DiBella, C.C. (1999,
pp. 54-55. April). Collective / dministrators, pp. 45- February). Is Technology
Bargaining: Successful Possible? pp. 25-28.
49.
Total Quality Practices and the Baker’s Chan, T. C. (1999, April). Dibella, C.C. (1999,
Management Dozen Mistakes pp. 4- Which Alternative December). Leading
King, R.A. (1999, 13. Purchasing Methods Do People, Managing
January). Financing Brady, J. E. (1999) Large School Districts Processes: School
Schools Based on December). Ensuring Use? pp. 43-47. Business Administrators
Performance Measures, Success Through a Choi, N. (1999, April). in the 21st Century, pp.
Unique Partnership pp. 6-11.
Which Alternative
pp. 3-9. 12-16. Dulin, N. (1999, July).
Purchasing Methods Do
Brown, F. (1999, August). Large School Districts Energy Savings for
Transportation North Carolina's Flexible Use? pp. 43-47. Education, pp. 26-29.
Leeds, R. L. (1999, June). Charter School Law: Is Conklin, M. (1999, May). Duprey, G. (1999,
Issues in School Bus Too Much Flexibility Financial Management: February). A Regional
Safety: Real or Red Good for Charter A Growing Concern for Approach to Technology
Herring? pp. 19-25. Schools? pp. 20-26. Child Nutrition Program Services, pp. 3-6.
Brown, F. (1999, May).
Administrators, pp. 45-
Single-Sex Schools and 49. E
Articles by Author the Law, pp. 26-31. Cook, K. (1999, Earthman, G. I. (1999,
Brown, F. (1999, September). Your 403(b) July). Alternative
September). Medically Program: What's Hot? Locations for Schools
A Fragile Students and the New Employer Buildings, pp. 43-48.
Abner, L. (1999, August). Law: Supreme Court Contributions, Final Eller, J. (1999, July).
Are You Ready for Your Rules, pp. 23 -27. Exam Guidelines, Designing Facilities for
Next Job? pp. 38-39. Brown, F. (1999, Corrections Procedures, the Next Millennium,
Achilles, C. M. ( 1999, November). School pp. 5-9. pp. 30-33.
January). Can Your Takeovers: The New Cooley, V. E. (1999, Enos, E. D. (1999, April).
District Afford Smaller Accountability Strategy, February). Maximizing Procurement Cards Pave
Classes in Grades K-3? pp. 22-29. Technology: The Critical the Way to Efficient
pp. 10-16. Brown, S. (1999, October). Questions, pp. 20-24. Purchasing, pp/ 39-42.
Adams, W. S. (1999, July). Process-Based Software: Cooper, B.S. (1999, April).
Building a School and Increasing Financial
Why the NEA and AFT F
Recruiting Staff Under Control and Minimizing Sought to Merge - and
Budget and in Less Time Change, pp. 35-39. Failed, pp. 38-39. Fellmy, W.R. (1999,
Using CQI, pp. 21-25. Burkybile, S. (1999, October). Budget Is Not
Armstrong, W. I. (1999, August). Images of An Ugly Word, pp. 17-
December). Crisis and Successful School D 22.
Confidence: The Programs, pp. 4-7. De Luca, B. M. (1999, Finch, C.R. (1999, May).
Changing Faces of the Burkybile, S. (1999, January). Book Review: School-to- Work
October). Public Money and Schools: A Programs: Opportunities
School Business Official,
pp. 29 -31. Perception and School Handbook for and Issues, pp. 16-20.
District Audits, pp. 40- Practitioners, pp. 54-55. Ford, H. H. (1999,
43. Deering, P. (1999, September). Peer to Peer
January). Impact Aid Sexual Harassment: The
and Our Nation's Supreme Court Speaks,
Schools, pp. 32-36. pp. 10-16.
MARCH 2000 47
Funck, G. (1999, June) The H Kleinz, K. H. (1999, Mathers, J. K. (1999,
Building blocks of School Hammond, G. S. (1999, August). Proactive January). Financing
Sec — pp. 29-31 July). Under One Roof: Communications in a Schools Based on
Fusarelli, L. (1999, April). How Public Spaces at Crisis-Driven World, pp. Performance Measures,
Why th oe A and AFT Schools Help Entire 27-31. 3-9,
Sought to Merge - and Communities, pp. 17-20. Kovac, R. J. (1999, Mawdsley, R.D. (1999,
Failed PP 33-38. Hay, L. E. (1999, February). Information September). Legal Issues
December). Where Are Security in the 90's: Involving Field Trips,
G You Going in the Next Keeping the Locks On, p. 28-31.
Millennium? pp. 17-21. pp. 16-19 & 44. Mears, R. L. (1999,
Gauthier, E. K. (1999,
Henderson, J. B. (1999, Kovac, R. J. (1999, July). January). We've Got
June). Working Together July). Building a School Managing Technical Plenty of Data- -Now
to Prevent Violence, pp.
and Recruiting Staff Resources and Personnel, How Can We Use It? Pp.
6-11 Under Budget and in . 54-55. 27-41.
GlasHsi,d deTn. E.C o(s1t9s9 9o,f SJcuhlyo)o.l Less Time Using CQI, Krysiak, B. H. (1999, Meglis, Jr. E. (1999, July).
Construction, pp. 6-12 pp. 21-25. July). Keeping Up With Long-Term Planning and
Henstock, T. F. (1999, What You Have, pp. 49- the Building Process, pp.
GlicGkA,S BP’.s (1N9e99w, OFcitnaonbceira)l June). Continuities and 53. 14-16.
Reporting Model Discontinuities In Miles, A. S. (1999,
pane ye Project Accounting Systems, L September). Gender
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