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 | U.S. residents have long lived insulated, as though on an island nation that clearly dominates its closest neighbors to the north and south. In a shrinking world, however, Americans can no longer afford to cling to comfortable ignorance. |
In This Issue
Incoming CSBA President Clegg shares his vision for making California public schools the premier educational system in the nation.
A district liaison committee can help boards find a superintendent that fits both the district and the community
Proponents define universal preschool as free, voluntary preschool for all 4-year-olds whose families want to enroll them, regardless of their incomes. They say California must give all the children in the Golden State an opportunity to succeed in school, an opportunity that many children now lack.
Departments
Inside the winning programs at Anaheim's Lexington Junior High School, North Country Elementary School in Antelope Central Unified and Tustin Unified's Foothill High School.
Mina G. Fasulo is editor in chief of California Schools.