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07/01/2005

Editorial

SETDA

Creating Strategies for Improved Teaching and Learning

Going the Distance to Hold Teachers Accountable

Can Technology Narrow the Black-White Achievement Gap?

Using Data Systems To Meet AYP

Making a Difference One Student at a Time

Enhancing Curriculum and Instruction Through Technology

Using Data Systems to Meet AYP: Vermont

Developing Highly Qualified Teachers

A New Competitive Grant Model for Nevada

Testing the Limits of One-Stop Data Access

Making Strides with Educational Data

Closing the Achievement Gap: Nevada's Churchill County School District

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