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Intergenerational Campuses
A new phrase has popped up in the K-12 school lexicon: intergenerational campuses. In short, an intergenerational campus is a community-use campus on steroids; it is a campus that has something or perhaps many things of interest to people of all ages.
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CONSTRUCTION
2,000-Year-Old Lessons
To better understand the current rage for "green" buildings, it is important to refer to fundamental principles of sustainable design. Of these, the most basic ideas can be found in passive solar strategies that incorporate many traditions of indigenous architecture — a way of building that has evolved over a long period of time and has arrived at the right approach through trial and error from generation to generation. Passive solar design, when applied to schools, will result in better building performance, and will produce energy-cost savings.
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FACILITIES
Laying the Groundwork
Depending on the location of the application, the floor you choose for your school may need to meet specific safety, performance, or maintenance criteria. We'll examine some of the most widely used floors for educational settings, in order to guide you in the decision making process. Here are three major considerations to keep in mind as you evaluate the different flooring options for each area of the school, no matter which system you ultimately choose.
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BUSINESS
Flu Facts for Schools

Preparing for a pandemic influenza (panflu) outbreak is an extremely daunting task. It is essential that all school communities coordinate with other planning groups in preparation of a pandemic outbreak, and to establish operational protocols to help guide each school through common best practices.
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TECHNOLOGY
Combating Cyber Bullying
To reduce cyber bullying, multiple strategies must be employed. The collective efforts of staff, students, and parents are needed to protect all children. In addition, educators and parents need to teach students the pro-social behaviors they will need through.
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SAFETY & SECURITY
Developing a Critical Mass Communication Plan
More and more, we rely in technology for any — but especially mass — communication. And communication comes in many forms: between schools, between school personnel, between personnel and students, between school administrators/teachers and parents, and between a school/the district and first responders.
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School District Budgeting and Student Achievement
In NCLB's wake, much of the debate has focused on the instructional practices that will enable all students to meet the proficiency requirements by 2014. However, if this goal is to be realized, school districts must focus on how to ensure that appropriate resources are available to fund proven instructional strategies that produce results. The pressure to produce better results with fewer resources has become ever more acute.
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