Education empire: The evolution of an excellent suburban school system

Education Empire: The Evolution of an Excellent Suburban School System

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88. Latimer, Leah Y. Fairfax Officials Start Redrawing School Borders. The Washington Post (April 27, 1984), pp. C-1, C-6.
89. Latimer, Leah Y. Fairfax Plans Help for Black, Hispanic Students. The Washington Post (May 23, 1984), pp. A-1, A-16.
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93. Locke, Maggie. Minority Hiring Plan Is Drafted for Fairfax Schools. The Washington Post (March 30, 1978), pp. Va 1, Va 6.
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95. Moore, Molly. Fairfax Cuts Its Vocational Program. The Washington Post (February 4, 1982), p. Va. 2.
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102. Painton, Priscilla. Jefferson High in Fairfax Will Become Magnet. The Washington Post (June 29, 1984), p. C-1.
103. Painton, Priscilla. Fairfax School Chief to Keep Post. The Washington Post (September 7, 1984), pp. C-1, C-4.
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107. Zibart, Eve. Fairfax Schools Adopt King Holiday. The Washington Post (May 13, 1983), p. C-3.
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111. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Schools Hire Consultant on Minorities, The Washington Post (October 11, 1990), p. Va-1.
112. Baker, Peter. School Boundaries: Where to Draw the Line, Pressured Officials to Decide Tonight. The Washington Post (March 7, 1991), p. Va. 1.
113. Baker, Peter. Report Assails Fairfax Effort to Raise Minority Achievement. The Washington Post (May 16, 1991), p. C-1.
114. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Schools Boost Efforts to Graduate Immigrant Students. The Washington Post (July 26, 1991), p. C-6.
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116. Benning, Victoria. Fairfax Report Shows a 3rd of Black, Latino Schoolers Lag. The Washington Post (August 7, 1998), p. B-6.
117. Benning, Victoria. A Single Father Rich in Problems. The Washington Post (March 15, 2001), pp. B-1, B-4.
118. Branigan, William, and Cho, David. Fairfax Homeless Rise of 25% in 4 Years Called 'Stunning.' The Washington Post (March 5, 2002), pp. B-1, B-4.
119. Bredemeier, Kenneth. Insulated, But Not Immune. The Washington Post (November 26, 2001), pp. E-1, E-3.
120. Brown, DeNeen L. Spillane Submits Minority Achievement Proposals. The Washington Post (October 3, 1991). p. D-3.
121. Brown, DeNeen L. Fairfax Sticks to Its Plan for Bailey's Magnet School. The Washington Post (December 6, 1991), p. C-3.
122. By the Numbers. The Washington Post (November 24, 2002; December 8, 2002; December 15, 2002), p. C-2.
123. Cho, David. County Tries Translating Its Services. The Washington Post (November 17, 2002), p. C-4.
124. Cohen, Sarah, and Cohn, D'Vera. Racial Integration's Shifting Patterns. The Washington Post (April 1, 2001), pp. A-1, A-10.
125. Cohn, D'Vera. Fairfax Black Students Trail Whites' Scores by 36 Points. The Washington Post (September 5, 1985), pp. A-1, A-12.
126. Cohn, D'Vera. Fairfax Grapples with Boundaries, Merit Pay Plan. The Washington Post (September 3, 1987), pp. Va-1, Va-9.
127. Cohn, D'Vera. Fairfax Schools Unveil Plan for Construction, Renovation. The Washington Post (December 15, 1987), p. D-5.
128. Cohn, D'Vera. Cities and Suburbs Are Trading Places. The Washington Post (February 6, 2002), P. A-3.
129. Cohn, D'Vera, and Keating, Dan. Area First in Nation for Black Prosperity. The Washington Post (October 20, 2002), pp. C-1, C- 6.
130. Duckworth, Elizabeth. Bailey's Elementary School for the Arts and Sciences: An Organizational History. Unpublished paper, December 1995.
131. Executive Summary: ESL Task Force Report. Fairfax County Public Schools, March 9, 1993.
132. Fairfax County Public Schools Bulletin: August 1984; October 1984; August 1986; October 1986; August 1989; August 1990; November 1991.
133. Heath, Thomas. Fairfax Board Votes a New Magnet School. The Washington Post (March 8, 1991), p. C-1.
134. Helderman, Rosalind S. Hispanics, Blacks Do Better on SOL Tests. The Washington Post (October 24, 2002), pp. B-1, B-5.
135. Hochman, Anndee. Fairfax: 'English and Only English.' The Washington Post (July 9, 1985), p. A-8.
136. Kalita, S. Mitra. Admission Bias Charges Stir Jefferson. The Washington Post (April 2, 2003), pp. B-1, B-4.
137. Kalita, S. Mitra. Fairfax Official Laments Magnet's Scant Diversity. The Washington Post (August 9, 2003), pp. B-1, B-4.
138. Lipton, Eric. Fairfax Targets Pockets of Poverty. The Washington Post (June 29, 1997), pp. A-1, A-18.
139. Mathews, Jay. The 100 Best High Schools in America. Newsweek (May 26, 2003).
140. McClain, Jay. The Gifts of Change: A History of Programs for Gifted and Talented Elementary Students in Fairfax County Public Schools. Unpublished paper, 2001.
141. Ogbu, John U. Black American Students in an Affluent Suburb. Mahwah, New Jersey: Erlbaum, 2003.
142. O'Harrow, Robert. Byline. The Washington Post (September 2, 1993), p. Va-1.
143. O'Harrow, Robert. Child Poverty Surges in Area. The Washington Post (May 10, 1997), pp. A-1, A-16.
144. Redding, Whitney. Boundary Battle Brews in Fairfax. The Washington Post (November 15, 1990), pp. Va-1, Va-9.
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146. Seymour, Liz. Dearth of Minorities Alarms Va. School. The Washington Post (September 27, 2001), pp. B-1, B-4.
147. Seymour, Liz. Parents Decry Minority Plan. The Washington Post (October 11, 2001), pp. B-1, B-4.
148. Seymour, Liz. Diversity Plan for Jefferson Dropped. The Washington Post (October 18, 2001), pp. B-1, B-4.
149. Seymour, Liz. Looking for an Edge into Thomas Jefferson High. The Washington Post (December 1, 2001), pp. B-1, B-4.
150. Seymour, Liz. Jefferson High Triples Its Black, Latino Admissions. The Washington Post (April 9, 2002), pp. B-1, B-5.
151. Seymour, Liz. Too Few Make Cut As Fairfax's Gifted. The Washington Post (April 28, 2002), pp. C-1, C-5.
152. Seymour, Liz. English a Growing Challenge for Pupils. The Washington Post (June 13, 2002), Virginia Extra, pp. 4-5.
153. Seymour, Liz. Minorities Swell Pool of Gifted in Fairfax. The Washington Post (July 3, 2002), p. B-1.
154. Seymour, Liz. Jefferson High's Test-Prep Course Is Overly Popular. The Washington Post (October 19, 2002). pp. B-1, B-2.
155. The Top High Schools, Newsweek (May 28, 2003). Information obtained from http://www.msnbc.com/news/912995.asp.
156. Whoriskey, Peter. Outside Beltway, a New World. The Washington Post (April 26, 2001), pp. B-1, B-4.
157. Whoriskey, Peter and Cohen, Sarah. Immigrants Arrive from Far and Wide. The Washington Post (November 23, 2001), pp. B-1, B-4.
158. Baker, Peter. Absentee Rate for Teachers Falls in Fairfax. The Washington Post (October 24, 1988), p. D-3.
159. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Teachers' Merit Raises May Shrink. The Washington Post (November 7, 1988), p. C-3.
160. Baker, Peter. Spillane Honors Merit Pay Vow. The Washington Post (November 23, 1988), p. B-5.
161. Baker, Peter. Spillane, Teachers Union Close Ranks. The Washington Post (January 19, 1989), p. Va. 2.
162. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Board to Give Top Teachers 9% Bonus. The Washington Post (February 15, 1989), pp. A-1, A-16.
163. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Teachers Say It's Lights Out for Merit Pay. The Washington Post (February 16, 1989), pp. D-1, D-5.
164. Baker, Peter. Democrats' Rise Signals a Rocky Road for Spillane. The Washington Post (March 9, 1989), p. Va. 3.
165. Baker, Peter. Spillane Vows No Retreat on Merit Pay Issue. The Washington Post (March 17, 1989), p. C-5.
166. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Sex Education Plan Watered Down. The Washington Post (June 21, 1989), pp. C-1, C-8.
167. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Overhauls Sex Education Program The Washington Post (June 23, 1989), pp. C-1, C-6.
168. Baker, Peter. Merit Pay Results Called 'on Target.' The Washington Post (July 20, 1989), p. Va. 5.
169. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Group Sues to Block Sex Education. The Washington Post (July 22, 1989), p. B-3.
170. Baker, Peter. Fairfax's Spillane a Finalist for N.Y. School Job. The Washington Post (September 19, 1989), pp. B-1, B-8.
171. Baker, Peter. 7 Black Teachers Sue Fairfax. The Washington Post (October 10, 1989), pp. B-1, B-7.
172. Baker, Peter. Challenge to Fairfax Sex Education Rejected. The Washington Post (November 11, 1989), p. B-8.
173. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Sex Education Revisions Approved. The Washington Post (May 25, 1990), p. C-7.
174. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Rethinks Program for Disadvantaged Students. The Washington Post (February 7, 1991), p. D-3.
175. Baker, Peter. Ax Poised, Fairfax Argues the Numbers. The Washington Post (May 23, 1991), p. A-1.
176. Baker, Peter. Merit Teachers Break Silence on Bonuses. The Washington Post (May 23, 1991), p. Va. 1.
177. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Balances Education Budget. The Washington Post (May 24, 1991), p. C-1.
178. Baker, Peter. Fairfax Teachers Union Sues over Frozen Salaries. The Washington Post (June 1, 1991), p. C-8.
179. Benning, Victoria. Sex-Ed Videos Pass Review. The Washington Post (November 19, 1997), p. B-1.
180. Benning, Victoria. Fairfax Board Votes to Show Sex Ed Video on Cable Station. The Washington Post (December 5, 1997), p. D-8.
181. Benning, Victoria. Edited Sex Education Tapes Approved for Fairfax Schools. The Washington Post (December 19, 1997), p. C-5.
182. Branigin, William, Va. Budget Infuriates Fairfax. The Washington Post (March 19, 2002), p. B-7.
183. Branigin, William and Seymour, Liz. Domenech Says Budget Fails Atrisk Students. The Washington Post (May 25, 2002), pp. B-1, B-4.
184. Brown, DeNeen L. Board Is Split on Keeping Fairfax Chief. The Washington Post (June 4, 1992), p. B-1.
185. Brown, DeNeen L. Fairfax Budget Optimism. The Washington Post (January 3, 1992), p. A-1.
186. Brown, DeNeen L. Hundreds Protest Cuts in Fairfax School Budget. The Washington Post (January 28, 1992), p. B-7.
187. Brown, DeNeen L. Fairfax Teacher Merit Pay Plan May Fall to Budget Ax. The Washington Post (February 18, 1992), p. B-1.
188. Brown, DeNeen L. Merit Pay Draws New Scrutiny. The Washington Post (February 24, 1992), p. D-1.
189. Brown, DeNeen L. Fairfax School Official Quits. The Washington Post (June 3, 1992), p. C-5.
190. Cascio, Chuck. Playing Politics with Teachers' Pay. The Washington Post (March 31, 1991), p. B-8.
191. Cohn, D'Vera. Rare Party-Line Vote Divides Fairfax School Board. The Washington Post (July 12, 1985), p. C-3.
192. Cohn, D'Vera. Fairfax Urged to Revamp Plan to Select Top Teachers. The Washington Post (June 28, 1985), p. C-5.
193. Cohn, D'Vera. Schools Moving to Merit Pay. The Washington Post (September 1, 1986), pp. A-1, A-4.
194. Cohn, D'Vera. Fairfax School Chief Plans No New Programs. The Washington Post (October 22, 1986), p. B-11.
195. Cohn, D'Vera. Student Progress Sought as Factor in Merit Pay Plan. The Washington Post (October 24, 1986), p. C-3.
196. Cohn, D'Vera. Bennett Praises Fairfax Merit Pay Plan. The Washington Post (November 22, 1986), p. D-6.
197. Cohn, D'Vera. Fairfax Vows Tougher Teacher Evaluations. The Washington Post (May 15, 1987), pp. A-1, A-22.
198. Cohn, D'Vera. Spillane Reassures Teachers on Fairfax Merit Pay Plan. The Washington Post (September 1, 1987), p. B-3.
199. Cohn, D'Vera. Teacher Pay-for-Performance Faces Test of Support in Fairfax. The Washington Post (May 31, 1988), pp. B-1, B-7.
200. Fairfax County School Board to Reconsider Its Support for Survey on Sex and Drugs. The Washington Post (November 30, 1994), p. D-3.
201. Fairfax Schools' AIDS Policy Upheld. The Washington Post (May 26, 1989), p. B-3.
202. Fairfax to Act on Sex Education. The Washington Post (July 13, 1988), p. C-10.
203. Gamble, Cheryl. Creationism Backlash May Have Fueled Turnout. Education Week (November 15, 1995), p. 12.
204. Heath, Thomas. Fairfax Teachers Endorse Merit Pay. The Washington Post (September 30, 1988), p. C-5.
205. Hersch, Patricia. A Tribe Apart. New York: Ballantine Books, 1999.
206. Jones, Franklin Ross, and Bohen, Delores. Fairfax County Public Schools: An Exemplary System. Education, Vol. III, no. 2 (1990), pp. 168-170.
207. Kalita, S. Mitra. Fairfax Urged to Cut Special-Ed Centers. The Washington Post (July 9, 2003), p. B-1, B-8.
208. Krughoff, Alexander. More Money or More Students? The Connection (May 9-15, 2001), p. 10.
209. Latimer, Leah Y. Fairfax School Board Urged to Test Master-Teacher Plan. The Washington Post (February 24, 1984), p. C-3.
210. Latimer, Leah Y. Delay Sought in Teachers' Pay Change. The Washington Post (May 19, 1984), pp. B-1, B-2.
211. Lewis, Yvette, and Mannie, Jamila. Behavior Disorders. Unpublished paper, 2003.
212. Lipton, Eric. First School Board Election Draws a Crowd of Candidates. The Washington Post (June 15, 1995), p. Va. 1.
213. MABE [Metropolitan Area Boards of Education] Guide FY 2002. Fairfax County Public Schools, November 2001.
214. McDowell, Laura. Why the Teacher Pay Plan Isn't Merited. The Washington Post (April 14, 1991), p. B-8.
215. Nelson, Rick. Merit Pay Will Hurt. The Washington Post (May 12, 1987), p. A-18.
216. O'Harrow, Robert. Fairfax County Schools Sex Education Program Takes a Conservative Turn. The Washington Post (July 15, 1994), p. C-4.
217. O'Harrow, Robert. Creationism Issue Evolves in Fairfax School Election. The Washington Post (October 21, 1995), pp. A-1, A-16.
218. Raspberry, William. A Poor Way to Eliminate Inferior Teachers. The Washington Post (September 10, 1986), P. A-19.
219. Rein, Lisa. Agencies Must Trim $ 50 Million in Fairfax. The Washington Post (April 5, 2002), pp. B-1, B-8.
220. Rein, Lisa. Worried Fairfax Parents Bombard Supervisors. The Washington Post (April 30, 2002), pp. B-1, B-4.
221. Seymour, Liz. Domenech Proposes Bigger Budget for Schools. The Washington Post (January 4, 2002), pp. B-1, B-4.
222. Seymour, Liz. Fairfax Mulls School Building Plan. The Washington Post (February 22, 2002), p. B-2.
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