Table Of ContentINDEX 
to 
EDUCATION  AND URBAN  SOCIETY 
Volume 38 
Number  1 (November 2005) pp. 1-112 
Number 2 (February  2006) pp. 113-264 
Number 3 (May 2006) pp. 265-372 
Number 4 (August 2006) pp. 373-504 
Authors: 
ABELLA, RODOLFO,  “An Analysiso f the Academic  Performance of Voucher Students in the 
Opportunity  Scholarship Program,”  406 
ARCIA,  EMILY,  “Achievement and Enrollment Status  of Suspended Students:  Outcomes in a 
Large, Multicultural  School District,”  359 
BAUGH, STEVEN  C., see Hite, J.M  
BISLAND,  BEVERLY  MILNER  (LEE),  “At the Edge  of  Danger:  Elementary  Teachers  in 
Queens,  New York, September  11, 2001,"  375 
BRISCOE,  FELECIA  M.,  and  MIGUEL  pe  OLIVER,  “Access  to  Higher  Education:  A 
Conflict Between Landed Interests and Democratic  Ideals,” 204 
BUFFA,  AVERY  S..  see Manley,  1 
CHEN, JIE-QI, and  VALERIE  PRICE, “Narrowing  the Digital  Divide:  Head Start  Teacher 
Develop Proficiency  in  Computer  Technology,”  398 
COETSEE,  L.  D.,  see van der Westhuizen, P. ¢ 
pe  OLIVER,  MIGUEL, see Briscoe,  F. M 
DUBE,  CALEB, see Manley,  1 
ECKES, SUZANNE  E.,  see  Ochoa,  T.  A 
PELIX, CHARLES, see Karsten, S 
FLAUGHER, PAUL,  “Two Dimensionso f Parent Participation in an Inner School District,” 248 
FRATTURA,  ELISE  M., and  CARO”  TOPINKA,  “Theoretical  Underpinnings of  Separate 
Educational Programs:  The Social Justice Challenge  Continues,”  327 
GIANNANGELO,  DUANE  M.,  see Lucey,  T. A 
HAWKINS,  RANDOLPH,  and  LYNN  M.  MULKEY,  “Athletic  Investment  and  Academic 
Resilience  in a National  Sample of  African  American  Females and Males in the Middle 
Grades,”  62 
HILTON, STERLING C.,  see Hite, J. M 
HITE,  JULIE  M.,  ELLEN  J.  WILLIAMS,  STERLING  C.  HILTON,  and  STEVEN  (¢ 
BAUGH,  “The  Role of  Administrator  Characteristics  on  Perceptions  of  Innovativeness 
Among Public  School  Administrators,”  160 
HOULE,  JUDITH  C.,  “Professional  Development  for  Urban  Principals  in  Underperftorming 
Schools,”  142 
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INDEX 
to 
EDUCATION  AND URBAN  SOCIETY 
Volume 38 
Number  1 (November 2005) pp. 1-112 
Number 2 (February  2006) pp. 113-264 
Number 3 (May 2006) pp. 265-372 
Number 4 (August 2006) pp. 373-504 
Authors: 
ABELLA, RODOLFO,  “An Analysiso f the Academic  Performance of Voucher Students in the 
Opportunity  Scholarship Program,”  406 
ARCIA,  EMILY,  “Achievement and Enrollment Status  of Suspended Students:  Outcomes in a 
Large, Multicultural  School District,”  359 
BAUGH, STEVEN  C., see Hite, J.M  
BISLAND,  BEVERLY  MILNER  (LEE),  “At the Edge  of  Danger:  Elementary  Teachers  in 
Queens,  New York, September  11, 2001,"  375 
BRISCOE,  FELECIA  M.,  and  MIGUEL  pe  OLIVER,  “Access  to  Higher  Education:  A 
Conflict Between Landed Interests and Democratic  Ideals,” 204 
BUFFA,  AVERY  S..  see Manley,  1 
CHEN, JIE-QI, and  VALERIE  PRICE, “Narrowing  the Digital  Divide:  Head Start  Teacher 
Develop Proficiency  in  Computer  Technology,”  398 
COETSEE,  L.  D.,  see van der Westhuizen, P. ¢ 
pe  OLIVER,  MIGUEL, see Briscoe,  F. M 
DUBE,  CALEB, see Manley,  1 
ECKES, SUZANNE  E.,  see  Ochoa,  T.  A 
PELIX, CHARLES, see Karsten, S 
FLAUGHER, PAUL,  “Two Dimensionso f Parent Participation in an Inner School District,” 248 
FRATTURA,  ELISE  M., and  CARO”  TOPINKA,  “Theoretical  Underpinnings of  Separate 
Educational Programs:  The Social Justice Challenge  Continues,”  327 
GIANNANGELO,  DUANE  M.,  see Lucey,  T. A 
HAWKINS,  RANDOLPH,  and  LYNN  M.  MULKEY,  “Athletic  Investment  and  Academic 
Resilience  in a National  Sample of  African  American  Females and Males in the Middle 
Grades,”  62 
HILTON, STERLING C.,  see Hite, J. M 
HITE,  JULIE  M.,  ELLEN  J.  WILLIAMS,  STERLING  C.  HILTON,  and  STEVEN  (¢ 
BAUGH,  “The  Role of  Administrator  Characteristics  on  Perceptions  of  Innovativeness 
Among Public  School  Administrators,”  160 
HOULE,  JUDITH  C.,  “Professional  Development  for  Urban  Principals  in  Underperftorming 
Schools,”  142 
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JEYNES,  WILLIAM  H.  “The  Relationship  Between  Urban  Students  Attending  Religious 
Revival Services and  Academic  and Social Outcomes,”  3 
KARSTEN,  SJOERD,  CHARLES  FELIX,  GUUSKE  LEDOUX.  WIM  MEIJNEN,  JAAP 
ROELEVELD,  and  ERIK van  SCHOOTEN,  “Choosing  Segregation or  Integration?  The 
Extent and Effects of  Ethnic  Segregation in Dutch Cities,”  228 
KEEDY, JOHN L.,  see  Talley, W.  K 
LEDOUX, GUUSKE,  see Karsten,  S 
LUCEY,  THOMAS  A., and  DUANE  M. GIANNANGELO,  “Short  Changed:  The Importance 
of Facilitating  Equitable Financial  Education  in  Urban Society,” 268 
MANLEY,  THEODORIC  JR.,  AVERY  S.  BUFFA,  CALEB  DUBE,  and  LAUREN  REED, 
“Putting  the  Learning  in  Service  Learning:  From  Soup  Kitchen  Models  to  the  Black 
Metropolis Model,”  115 
MAWHINNEY-RHOADS,  LYNNETTE,  and GERALD STAHLER, “Educational  Policy and 
Reform for Homeless Students:  An  Overview,” 288 
MEIJNEN, WIM,  see Karsten,  S 
MITRA, DANA  L.,  “Youth as a Bridge Between Home  and School:  Comparing Student Voice 
and Parent  Involvement as Strategies for Change,”  455 
MONZO,  LILIA  D.,  and  ROBERT  RUEDA,  “A Sociocultural  Perspective  on  Acculturation 
Latino Immigrant  Families Negotiating Diverse Discipline  Practices,”  188 
MOSOGE, M. J., see van der Westhuizen, P. ( 
MULKEY, LYNN  M.., see Hawkins, R 
NELSON-BROWN,  JASON,  “Ethnic  Schools:  An  Historical  Case  Study  of  Ethnically 
Focused Supplemental  Education  Programs,”  35 
OCHOA, THERESA  A., and  SUZANNE  E.  ECKES,  “Urban Youth in Correctional Facilities 
Segregation Based on Disability  and Race,” 21 
PRICE,  VALERIE,  see  Chen,  J.-Q 
REED,  LAUREN, see Manley,  T 
ROELEVELD,  JAAP. see Karsten,  S 
RUEDA, ROBERT,  see Monz6,  L.  D 
SANDER, WILLIAM, “Educational  Attainment and Residential  Location,”  307 
SONG, KIM HYUNSOOK, “Urban  Teachers’  Beliefs on  Teaching,  Learning, and Students:  A 
Pilot Study in the  United States of  America,”  48] 
STAHLER, GERALD,  see Mawhinney-Rhoads, | 
STEWART, DOUGLAS  J., “Teachers as  Exemplars:  An  Australian Perspective,”  345 
SWANEPOEL,  L.  H.,  see van der Westhuizen,  P. ( 
TALLEY,  WADE  KENNETH,  and  JOHN  L.  KEEDY,  “Assessing  School  Council 
Contribution  to the  Enabling  Conditions  for  Instructional  Capacity  Building:  An Urban 
District in  Kentucky,”  419 
PTOPINKA,  CAROL,  see Frattura,  E. M 
VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, PHILIP  C., M.  J. MOSOGE,  L.  H.S WANEPOEL,  and L. D. COET 
SEE,  “Organizational  Culture and  Academic  Achievement  in Secondary  Schools,” 89 
vAN SCHOOTEN, ERIK, see Karsten,  S 
WILLIAMS, ELLEN  J., see Hite,  J. M 
Articles: 
“Access to Higher  Education:  A Conflict  Between Landed  Interests and Democratic  Ideals,” 
3riscoe and de Oliver, 204 
“Achievement  and  Enrollment  Status  of  Suspended  Students:  Outcomes  in  a  Large, 
Multicultural School District,”  Arcia, 359
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‘An  Analysis  of  the  Academic  Performance  of  Voucher  Students  in  the  Opportunity 
Scholarship Program,”  Abella, 406 
‘Assessing School  Council  Contribution to the  Enabling  Conditions for Instructional  Capacity 
Building:  An Urban District  in Kentucky,”  Talley  and  Keedy,  419 
At the Edge of  Danger:  Elementary  Teachers  in Queens,  New  York, September  11,  2001. 
Bisland,  375 
‘Athletic  Investment  and  Academic  Resilience  in  a  National  Sample of  African  American 
Females and Males in the  Middle Grades,” Hawkins  and Mulkey,  62 
‘Choosing  Segregation or  Integration?  The Extent  and Effects of  Ethnic Segregation in Dutch 
Cities,”  Karstene t al.,  228 
Educational  Attainment  and Residential  Location.”  San 
“Educational  Policy  and Reform for  Homeless Student  n  Overview,”  Mawhinney-Rhoads 
and Stahler,  288 
“Ethnic  Schools:  An Historical  Case  Study  of  Ethnically  Focused  Supplemental  Education 
Programs.”  Nelson-Brown,  35 
‘Narrowing  the  Digital  Divide:  Head  Start  Teact  evelop  Proficiency  in  Computer 
Technology,”  Chen and Price,  398 
‘Organizational  Culture  and  Academic  Achievement  in  Secondary  Schools 
Westhuizene t al.,  89 
‘Professional Development  for  Urban Principals in  Underperforming  Schools,”  Houle 
‘Putting  the  Learning  in  Service  Learning:  Fro  p  Kitchen  Models  to  the 
Metropolis Model,”  Manley et al., 115 
‘The  Relationship  Between  Urban  Students  Attend  eligious  Revival  Service 
Academic  and Social  Outcomes,”  Jeyne 8,3 
The Role of  Administrator  Characteristics on  Perceptions  of  Innovativeness  Among  Public 
School  Administrators,”  Hite et al., 160 
‘Short  Changed:  The  Importance  of  Facilitating  Equitable  Financial  Education  in  Urban 
Society,”  Lucey  and  Giannangelo,  268. 
‘A Sociocultural  Perspective on  Acculturation:  Latino  Immigrant  Families  Negotiating  Diverse 
Discipline Practices.”  Monz6 and Rueda,  188 
‘Teachers  as  Exemplars:  An  Australian Perspective.”  Stew 
‘Theoretical  Underpinnings of Separate  Educational  Pro 
Continues,”  Frattura and  Topinka,  327 
[wo Dimensions of Parent  Participation in an  Inner  School  District,” 
“Urban  Teachers’  Beliefs on  Teaching,  Learning,  and Students:  A Pilot  Study  in  the  United 
Stateso f America,”  Song,  481 
Urban Youth  in Correctional  Facilities:  Segregation  Based on  Disability  and  Race,”  Ochoa 
and Eckes,  21 
“Youth  as  a  Bridge  Between  Home  and  School:  Comparing  Student  Voice  and  Parent 
Involvement  as < Strategies for  Change,” Mitra,  455