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Radical School Cost Containment Strategies for Tough Financial Times
John Musso with Charles "Chuck" Yaple 

 

pic Savvy school business officials have already cut school budgets to the bone. But these financial times are requiring more radical strategies for cost containment. Our guest today has helped many school districts develop these radical cost-cutting plans and shares his insights on today's program.
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10 Tips for Creating a Flu Free Zone at School
Martha Dewey Bergren DNS, RN, BC. with  guest host Amy Garcia

 

pic It's that time of year again where defending our children and schools from influenza becomes a top priority. Our guests today offer an array of insights, strategies, tactics and tools to help you make your school a flu free zone.
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Inside the Class Warfare Debate: How Much Does Great Teaching Really Matter?   
Steven Brill, Valerie Strauss, Stephanie Banchero,  Richard  Kahlenberg, Frederick  Hess 

 

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Steven Brill's book, Class Warfare: Inside the Fight to Fix America's Schools, has  poured fresh fuel on the  education reform debate. In this provocative segment, Steven speaks with a panel of his peers and offers a spirited defense of  some of the most provocative ideas in the book. Listen in as we go beyond the talking points on Class Warfare.
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"It was so thought-provoking that I couldn’t fall asleep afterwards. The question discussed was: “Are we raising a nation of wimps?”  The commentators proposed that children are not learning the coping skills which lead to independence.  Their childhood is nice and clean and safe, but they are psychologically fragile later on when they leave for college."

 

Analiisa Reichlin - A Nation of Wimps: How and Why We're Creating Psychologically Fragile Children


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