Education Daily January 3-March 31, 1994: Vol 27 Index

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Vol. 27, Nos. 1-62, January 3 - March 31, 1994
A ACE Urges Campus Focus On Minority Retention,
February 28, page 5
ABORTION
Abortion Rights Group Sets Sights On School Board AGE DISCRIMINATION
Races, January 14, page 4 Law Change Bars Higher Education Age
Discrimination, January 4, page 5
ACCOUNTABILITY
Researchers Offer Plan For Improving Special Ed AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
Accountability, January 26, page 6 Winners And Losers: New White House Funding
OSEP Gathers Advocates’ Input For IDEA Priorities, February 4, page 4
Reauthorization, March 4, page 4 Nutrition Advocates Say Clinton's School Meal Proposal
Too Skimpy, February 11, page 2
ACCREDITATION
Higher Ed Planners Working To Develop Oversight AIDS
Regime, February 15, page 4 Federal Dollar: Ryan White Children's Grants,
Higher Ed Accrediting Board To Take Up Key Issues February 8, page 8
Today, March 7, page 4 Texas Approves Health Texts Discussing AIDS,
Higher Ed Accreditation Reform May Take Longer Abstinence, February 15, page 1
Than Planned, March 9, page 6
ED Planning Loan To New Guarantee Agency, ALABAMA
March 25, page 5 Supreme Court Denies University's Plagiarism Appeal,
January 26, page 5
ADMISSIONS Court Orders New Look At Alabama Programs In Light
High Schools, Colleges Diverge Over Class Rank, Of Fordice, February 28, page 3
Researchers Say, February 24, page 4 Labor Chooses Sites For Nine New Job Corps Centers,
March 22, page 2
ADULT EDUCATION
Clinton Favors Own Programs In $31.7 Billion ED ALASKA
Budget Plan, February 8, page 1 Most States Meet New Deadline For Special Education
GAO Documents Training Programs’ Overlap, Varying Plans, March 9, page 3
Requirements, February 15, page 3
ALBRIGHT, ROBERT
ADVISORY COUNCIL ON EDUCATION ETS Taps HBCU President As Second-In-Command,
STATISTICS January 7, page 4
Kildee Provision Would Hand Most Of NAGB's Power
To ED, March 8, page 4 ALLIANCE FOR CURRICULUM REFORM
Study Finds Little Evidence Of High School Reform,
AFRICAN AMERICANS/BLACKS (see also February 15, page 1
MINORITIES)
Minority Doctorates Show 10-Year Rise, But Slip For AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY
Blacks, January 26, page 7 COLLEGES
ED, Advocates And Congress Examining Minorities’ Student Aid Review Initiative Splits Higher Ed
Special Ed Roles, February 9, page 6 Community, March 1, page 3
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL AMERICAN SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING
ADMINISTRATORS ASSOCIATION
Four Finalists Selected For 1994 Superintendents Facilitated Communication: Breakthrough For Autistic
Award, January 13, page 5 Students?, January 21, page 4
OBE Proponents Seek Superintendents’ Support,
February 16, page 1 AMERICAN VOCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
ED May Revamp Voc Ed Rules On Services For
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY Disadvantaged, March 15, page 1
PROFESSORS
College Faculty Works Long Hours, AAUP Says, AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
January 20, page 1 Standards Pose Legal Questions For Disabled, LEP
Students, February 14, page 1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY Chicago Schools Settle OCR Special Education
WOMEN Complaint, March 2, page 5
Same-Gender Harassment A Sad Reality, AAUW Says, Justice Launches SAT Probe To Check For ADA
February 10, page 2 Violations, March 15, page 2
AMERICAN CENTER FOR LAW AND JUSTICE AMERICORPS
Christian Legal Group Launches School Access Federal Dollar: Community Service Technical
Initiative, February 17, page 1 Assistance, March 30, page 6
NSBA Calls ‘Bible Clubs’ Initiative Misleading, Data File: Possible State AmeriCorps Awards,
Provocative, March 4, page 4 March 31, page 6
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION APPROPRIATIONS (see BUDGET, FUNDING,
ACLU Lodges Gender Bias Complaint Over Merit SCHOOL FINANCE)
Scholarships, February 17, page 3
ARC
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION Arc To Unveil New Curriculum On Gender, Disability
Future College Grads May Be Deep In Debt, Survey Bias, February 3, page 4
Suggests, January 26, page 7
Minority Doctorates Show 10-Year Rise, But Slip For ARKANSAS
Blacks, January 26, page 7 Most States Meet New Deadline For Special Education
Clinton's Fiscal 1995 Budget Perturbs Higher Ed Plans, March 9, page 3
Supporters, February 9, page 7 Clinton Advisor: Schools Will Profit From Health Care
ACE Selects New Chairwoman, February 24, page 5 In Long Run, March 17, page 5
ACE Conference Draws Administration's Big Guns,
February 24, page 6 ARTS EDUCATION
ACE Urges Campus Focus On Minority Retention, Arts Education Bolsters Academics, Creativity,
February 28, page 5 Researchers Say, February 4, page 5
Higher Education Enrollment By Type Of Institution
And Race/Ethnicity, Fall 1982 To 1992, ASIAN AMERICANS (see also MINORITIES)
February 28, page 6 Minority Doctorates Show 10-Year Rise, But Slip For
Blacks, January 26, page 7
AMERICAN ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATION ACE Urges Campus Focus On Minority Retention,
Industry Ready To Unveil High-Tech Job Skill February 28, page 5
Standards, February 23, page 1
ASSESSMENT (see also TESTING)
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS House Plans To Keep Standards In ESEA
AFT Files Complaint Against Baltimore's Private Reauthorization Bill, January 10, page 1
Contractor, March 31, page 5
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States’ Testing Deadlines May Be Too Tight Under ATHLETICS
ESEA Plan, January 11, page 1 High Court Turns Down Title IX, Dismissal Cases,
Standards Pose Legal Questions For Disabled, LEP January 11, page 7
Students, February 14, page 1 Women's Coach Challenges Gender Pay Inequities ,
National Standards: Will Anyone Be Excused?, January 28, page 4
February 14, page 3 Female Athletes Launch Title [IX Suit Against VPI,
Calif. Drops Story From Test, Drawing Cry Of February 1, page 2
‘Censorship’, March 1, page 1 Lawyers Say Schools May Be Heading For Title IX
ED, Arts Endowment Set Agenda For Arts Education Trouble, March 10, page 1
Research, March 1, page 1 School Law Experts Point To Rising Title IX Issues,
NASDSE Would Link Disabled, Disadvantaged March 10, page 3
Students, March 2, page 4 OCR Offers Guidance On Title IX Self-Study, March 10,
Labor Seeks Summer Academics For Half Of JTPA page 4
Youths, March 7, page 1
ED Wants To Give States Leeway To Use New Tests, ATTENDANCE
March 11, page 1 ED Wants States To File Stats Next Month, But Gives
Standards Demands Are Key Difference In Goals 2000 Leeway, February 25, page 5
Bills, March 15, Special Supplement
School Delivery Standards Snag Initial House-Senate ATTORNEY FEES
Talks, March 16, page 1 Winner In School Access Case To Pursue Attorney Fee
Top Clinton Advisor Has Eye On Special Education, Award, January 3, page 3
March 17, page 5 Court Orders District To Pay $150,000 In IDEA
OCR Launches Bias Probe Of Ohio Graduation Exam, Attorney Fees, January 7, page 1
March 28, page 5 Appeals Court Denies Parents Reimbursement For
Take The Goals 2000 Money And Run With Reform, ED Legal Fees, January 21, page 2
Says, March 29, page 1
OERI Negotiators Settle On Research Institutes,
Advisory Board, March 31, page 4 B
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY BENTON FOUNDATION
Clinton Chooses Technology Expert To Head NIDRR, Americans Call For Activist Government On High-Tech
January 11, page 2 Education, March 16, page 3
Senate Passes Assistive Technology Reauthorization
Bill, February 15, page 5 BILINGUAL EDUCATION
Federal Dollar: Assistive Technology Tools, LEP Population Changing Dramatically, NCES Says,
February 23, page 7 January 6, page 1
NASDSE Would Link Disabled, Disadvantaged Diverse LEP Students Scattered Across Districts, GAO
Students, March 2, page 4 Says, February 2, page 3
Clinton Favors Own Programs In $31.7 Billion ED
AT-RISK STUDENTS Budget Plan, February 8, page 1
Education Research Institutes Sparking Hope And Bilingual Educators Struggling To Extend Programs’
Caution, January 4, page 1 Gains, February 18, page 1
GAO: School-Based Services’ Long-Term Benefits Researcher Suggests Revamping Bilingual Students’
Unproved, January 4, page 1 Tests, February 22, page 3
A Glimpse At OERI's Future Research Institutes, Educators Cite Two-Way Bilingual Ed Approach's
January 4, page 3 Promise, February 22, page 4
Penn State Study Points To Benefits Of Cross-Age House Bill Would Give Bilingual Ed Broader Focus,
Tutoring, January 26, page 8 February 23, page 2
ED Providing Support For At-Risk Youths, House Takes Up H.R. 6 Again; Bilingual Ed Put On
February 11, page 4 Block, March 22, page 1
Program Fuses Many Approaches To Produce ‘Stars’ Of
At-Risk Kids, February 25, page 6 BUDGET (see also FUNDING, SCHOOL
Federal Dollar: School-Based Health Services, March 8, FINANCE)
page 5 School-To-Work Hike Projected In Clinton's
Federal Dollar: Educational Research and Forthcoming Budget, January 28, page 2
Development Centers, March 15, page 5 Labor Details Reshuffling Of Job Training Programs,
OERI Negotiators Settle On Research Institutes, January 31, page 1
Advisory Board, March 31, page 4
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White House Plan Would Halt Training For Youth Senate Rejects Special Ed Funding Proposal, March 24,
Dropouts, February 4, page 3 page 4
Winners And Losers: New White House Funding OERI ‘Learning To Be Client-Centered,’ Robinson Says,
Priorities, February 4, page 4 March 25, page 5
Clinton Seeks ED Budget Hike, But Would Kill 32
Programs, February 7, page 1 BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
Clinton Favors Own Programs In $31.7 Billion ED Most States Meet New Deadline For Special Education
Budget Plan, February 8, page 1 Plans, March 9, page 3
Compared With Other Agencies’ Budgets, ED's Smells
Like A Rose, February 8, page 2 BUSINESS
Budget Tables, February 8, page 3 Let Companies Run Schools With Standards Focus, ED
Advocates Term ED A Winner Under Clinton's Budget Says, January 26, page 1
Proposal, February 8, page 5 Reich Says Skill Center Plan Won't Mute Business Role
Clinton Proposes Wiping Out Troublesome Pell In JTPA, March 9, page 5
Shortfall, February 8, page 5
Clinton Proposes Healthy Hike For Special Education
Budget, February 9, page 5 C
Clinton's Fiscal 1995 Budget Perturbs Higher Ed
Supporters, February 9, page 7 CALIFORNIA
ED's Proposed Fiscal 1995 Manpower Increases Abortion Rights Group Sets Sights On School Board
Questioned, February 9, page 7 Races, January 14, page 4
Budget Tables, February 10, Special Supplement School-To-Work Planning Grants Making Their Way To
Nutrition Advocates Say Clinton's School Meal Proposal States, January 24, page 1
Too Skimpy, February 11, page 2 Congress Asked For $945 Million To Restore Quake-Hit
Clinton Proposes More For Research Grants, Less For Schools, January 28, pge 1
Expenses, February 16, page 4 Women's Coach Challenges Gender Pay Inequities ,
Clinton Seeks Future Funds For Six Education January 28, page 4
Programs, February 17, page 1 100 L.A. Schools Badly Damaged; Schools Closed For
President Clinton's Advance Budget Request, 1995-99, Inspection, January 20, page 1
February 17, page 2 L.A. To Open 90 Percent Of Public Schools Today,
Balanced Budget Move Inimical To ED, Clinton, January 25, page 2
Shalala Say, February 23, page 3 House Panel Okays L.A. Relief; Wheels Rolling On Pell
Clinton 1995 Plan Eyes New Higher Ed Grants , Grants, February 3, page 2
February 23, page 7 Circuit Court Advocates Inclusion For Moderately
House Appropriators Delay ED's Fiscal 1995 Hearings, Retarded Student, February 9, page 5
February 24, page 1 Federal Dollar: Direct Grant Competition Extensions,
Sallie Mae Makes Good On Loan Repayment Pledge, February 15, page 6
March 7, page 4 Clinton Signs Disaster-Relief Bill That Includes ED
House's Budget Resolution May Back ED Increases, Funds, February 17, page 6
March 10, page 1 Bilingual Educators Struggling To Extend Programs’
Reich Says Study Shaped Clinton's Youth Training Gains, February 18, page 1
Budget, March 10, page 5 Supreme Court Declines To Take Higher Education
House Starts Its Debate On 'ED Friendly’ Budget, Worker Cases, February 23, page 4
March 11, page 2 Calif. Drops Story From Test, Drawing Cry Of
House '95 Budget Plan Endorses Education, Training ‘Censorship’, March 1, page 1
Boost, March 14, page 1 California Reinstates 'Roselily, Two Other Stories To
Senate Budget Would Best House's ED Spending Exam, March 16, page 2
Increase, March 18, page 3 Labor Chooses Sites For Nine New Job Corps Centers,
Senate Budget Plan Tempers Hike With Long-Term March 22, page 2
Cuts, March 21, page 1
Jeffords, Students Push '10 Percent Plan' For ED CANADA
Funding, March 22, page 3 Educators, Advocates And Associations Planning
Not Enough Cash In The Till For Clinton Plan, Harkin Inclusion Forum, February 23, page 6
Says, March 23, page 1
Obey May Succeed Natcher At House Appropriations CAREER ACADEMIES
Helm, March 23, page 3 Riley Says Schools Must Change To Meet Jobs
GOP Appropriator Goes To Bat For Endangered Block Challenge, March 14, page 1
Grants, March 24, page 3
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School-To-Work Funding Pools Could Reshape ED States’ Testing Deadlines May Be Too Tight Under
Money, March 15, page 1 ESEA Plan, January 11, page 1
House Leans Toward Status Quo In Chapter 1 Parent
CAREER CENTERS Involvement, January 12, page 3
Clinton Seeks Future Funds For Six Education ED's Chapter 1 Proposal Would Hurt Rural Schools,
Programs, February 17, page 1 GAO Says, January 13, page 1
President Clinton's Advance Budget Request, 1995-99, Chapter 1 Aides Mushrooming, But Effectiveness
February 17, page 2 Unclear, January 21, page 1
Labor Hopes Career Centers Include Education Chapter 2, Eisenhower Debate Remains Unsettled In
Information, March 1, page 1 House,January 27, page 2
Senate Begins Work On Linking Vocational Training House Formula Would Ensure Schools Level Chapter 1
Programs, March 11, page 5 Grants, January 31, page 1
Re-Employment Act Would Link Job Data For ED To Push Its Chapter 1 Plan In Face Of House
Students, Counselors, March 18, page 3 Opposition, February 1, page 1
House Subcommittee Opts For Chapter 1 Compromise,
CAREER COLLEGE ASSOCIATION February 2, page 1
Student Aid Review Initiative Splits Higher Ed Clinton Favors Own Programs In $31.7 Billion ED
Community, March 1, page 3 Budget Plan, February 8, page 1
House Panel Adopts New Chapter 1 Formula,
CAREER COUNSELING February 9, page 1
Young Adults Tougher Critics Of Schools' Performance, House Panel Votes To Link Standards, Chapter 1
January 12, page 3 Funds, February 9, page 3
Re-Employment Act Would Link Job Data For Clinton Proposes Healthy Hike For Special Education
Students, Counselors, March 18, page 3 Budget, February 9, page 5
House Adds Construction Loans To ESEA Bill Headed
CAREERS (see also SCHOOL-TO-WORK To Floor, February 10, page 1
TRANSITION) Chapter 1 Formula A Winner, Despite Vote Change,
High School Seniors Shifting Aspirations, Course- February 10, page 3
Taking, February 22, page 1 Proposed Chapter 1 Formula Seen As Plus For All
Projected Employment Choices By Seniors, 1972 and Schools, February 11, page 1
1992, February 22, page 2 Clinton Seeks Future Funds For Six Education
Programs, February 17, page 1
CENSORSHIP President Clinton's Advance Budget Request, 1995-99,
Calif. Drops Story From Test, Drawing Cry Of February 17, page 2
‘Censorship’, March 1, page 1 Most Mobile Are Least Likely To Get Chapter 1,
California Reinstates ‘Roselily,' Two Other Stories To Migrant Services, February 18, page 4
Exam, March 16, page 2 House Plans To Debate ESEA Bill Today, February 24,
page 1
CENSUS BUREAU Opportunity-To-Learn Deal Wins Support For ESEA
Population Shifts Continuing, Census Figures Indicate, Bill, February 25, page 1
January 3, page 6 ESEA Bill Likely To Stay Intact As House Resumes
Education Getting Smaller Share Of State And Local Debate, February 28, page 1
Spending, January 6, page 5 ‘Corrective Action’ Mandate Limits Support For ESEA
Bill, March 2, page 1
CENTER FOR SCIENCE IN THE PUBLIC NASDSE Would Link Disabled, Disadvantaged
INTEREST Students, March 2, page 4
School-Based Fast-Food Outlets May Hurt Nutrition ED's Chapter 1 Formula Gets Cool Senate Reception,
Programs, March 25, page 4 March 3, page 1
Choice Proponents Score Temporary Win In House,
CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE March 4, page 1
PREVENTION House Won't Cut Programs GOP Dubs ‘Educational
Federal Dollar: Drug Abuse Prevention, March 29, Pork’, March 10, page 2
page 5 ED Wants To Give States Leeway To Use New Tests,
March 11, page 1
CHAPTER 1 House Starts Its Debate On 'ED Friendly’ Budget,
House Plans To Keep Standards In ESEA March 11, page 2
Reauthorization Bill, January 10, page 1 Get Specific On Chapter 1 Testing, Advocates Urge
Congress, March 14, page 3
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School-To-Work Funding Pools Could Reshape ED Clinton Nominates Patrick For Civil Rights Post,
Money, March 15, page 1 February 2, page 5
NYC, ED Officials In Sync On Local Chapter 1 Standards Pose Legal Questions For Disabled, LEP
Flexibility, March 17, page 2 Students, February 14, page 1
Senate Budget Would Best House's ED Spending ED Set To Announce Policy Permitting Race-Based
Increase, March 18, page 3 Scholarships, February 18, page 7
Advocates Urge Senate To Make More ESEA Changes Arguments Conclude In VMI Lawsuit, Motions Heard
Than House, March 21, page 1 In Citadel Case, February 18, page 8
Senate Budget Plan Tempers Hike With Long-Term University To Ask Supreme Court To Review
Cuts, March 21, page 1 Harassment Ruling, February 22, page 5
Not Enough Cash In The Till For Clinton Plan, Harkin ED Officials Reopen Investigation Into Ohio
Says, March 23, page 1 Segregation, March 4, page 5
House Passes Basic ESEA Bill With Only Few OCR Outlines Standards For Race Harassment Probes,
Revisions, March 28, page 1 March 10, page 5
AFT Files Complaint Against Baltimore's Private Purdue To Improve Responses To Racial Harassment,
Contractor, March 31, page 5 OCR Says, March 17, page 1
Civil Rights Nominee Testifies Before Senate
CHAPTER 2 Committee, March 17, page 6
House Panel Votes To Ax Chapter 2, Expand University Researcher Wins $900,000 Bias Settlement,
Eisenhower, February 3, page 1 March 18, page 5
Clinton Favors Own Programs In $31.7 Billion ED Civil Rights Nominee Moves Closer To Confirmation,
Budget Plan, February 8, page 1 March 21, page 4
House Panel Adopts New Chapter 1 Formula, Civil Rights Nominee Wins Senate Confirmation,
February 9, page 1 March 24, page 5
ESEA Bill Likely To Stay Intact As House Resumes OCR Resolves To Increase Compliance Reviews This
Debate, February 28, page 1 Year, March 30, page 1
House Won't Cut Programs GOP Dubs ‘Educational OCR Launches Bias Probe Of Ohio Graduation Exam,
Pork’, March 10, page 2 March 28, page 5
School-To-Work Funding Pools Could Reshape ED
Money, March 15, page 1 CLINTON, BILL
GOP Appropriator Goes To Bat For Endangered Block Clinton Backpedals On Worker Retraining Tax,
Grants, March 24, page 3 January 7, page 4
House Passes Basic ESEA Bill With Only Few Clinton Boosts Education Portion Of Career Centers
Revisions, March 28, page 1 Plan, January 26, page 3
Standards, School-To-Work Mark State Of Union
CHARTER SCHOOLS Speech, January 27, page 1
Clinton Favors Own Programs In $31.7 Billion ED Clinton Seeks ED Budget Hike, But Would Kill 32
Budget Plan, February 8, page 1 Programs, February 7, page 1
House Adds Construction Loans To ESEA Bill Headed Clinton Favors Own Programs In $31.7 Billion ED
To Floor, February 10, page 1 Budget Plan, February 8, page 1
Compared With Other Agencies’ Budgets, ED's Smells
CHILDREN'S DEFENSE FUND Like A Rose, February 8, page 2
CDF Cites Violence, Calls For 'Cease Fire’ Against Advocates Term ED A Winner Under Clinton's Budget
Children, January 25, page 3 Proposal, February 8, page 5
Clinton Proposes 21 Percent Head Start Funding
CITIZENS FOR EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION Increase, February 8, page 5
Administrators Wary Of Any Church Role In Schools, Clinton Proposes Wiping Out Troublesome Pell
February 16, page 3 Shortfall, February 8, page 5
Clinton Proposes Healthy Hike For Special Education
CIVIL RIGHTS Budget, February 9, page 5
High Court Turns Down Title IX, Dismissal Cases, Clinton's Fiscal 1995 Budget Perturbs Higher Ed
January 11, page 7 Supporters, February 9, page 7
Harassment Case Challenges Adequacy Of Schools’ Clinton Set To Introduce Head Start Reauthorization
Response, January 13, page 1 Bill, February 11, page 1
NAFTA Spurs ED-Mexican Talks On Education Nutrition Advocates Say Clinton's School Meal Proposal
Curriculum Issues, January 18, page 1 Too Skimpy, February 11, page 2
ED Outlines Standard On Higher Ed Desegregation, Clinton Proposes More For Research Grants, Less For
February 2, page 5 Expenses, February 16, page 4
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Clinton Seeks Future Funds For Six Education COMMUNITY COLLEGES
Programs, February 17, page 1 ED To Offer Oregon Dean Community College Liaison
Clinton Signs Disaster-Relief Bill That Includes ED Post, March 30, page 3
Funds, February 17, page 6
Economy In Schools’ Hands, Clinton Tells Educators, COMMUNITY SERVICE
February 23, page 1 Community Service Corporation Proposes Program
Balanced Budget Move Inimical To ED, Clinton, Rules, January 10, page 2
Shalala Say, February 23, page 3 Federal Dollar: Joint Community Projects, January 19,
Clinton 1995 Plan Eyes New Higher Ed Grants , page 4
February 23, page 7 Standards, School-To-Work Mark State Of Union
ACE Conference Draws Administration's Big Guns, Speech, January 27, page 1
February 24, page 6 Federal Dollar: Summer National Service Program,
Clinton Announces Opposition To 'Opportunity-To- February 1, page 6
Learn’ Language, March 8, page 2 Clinton Seeks ED Budget Hike, But Would Kill 32
Reich Says Skill Center Plan Won't Mute Business Role Programs, February 7, page 1
In JTPA, March 9, page 5 Federal Dollar: Summer National Service Youth Camp,
House's Budget Resolution May Back ED Increases, February 8, page 7
March 10, page 1 Federal Dollar: Summer of Safety, February 8, page 7
House Starts Its Debate On 'ED Friendly' Budget, Federal Dollar: Summer of Safety Youth Corps,
March 11, page 2 February 15, page 5
Clinton Names Seven To Sallie Mae Board, March 30, Federal Dollar: Summer of Safety Learn and Serve
page 4 America, February 15, page 6
Economy In Schools’ Hands, Clinton Tells Educators,
COLLEGE BOARD February 23, page 1
ACLU Lodges Gender Bias Complaint Over Merit Federal Dollar: Transportation Sector National Service,
Scholarships, February 17, page 3 March 1, page 5
Equity 2000 Still Pumping Minority Students Into Federal Dollar: National Civilian Community Corps,
Algebra, March 2, page 3 March 8, page 5
Applications Limited For Some AmeriCorps Funds,
COLLEGE COSTS March 31, page 5
ACE Debates 3-Year Degree's Merits, Drawbacks,
February 24, page 5 CONGRESS — EDUCATION-RELATED
COMMITTEES AND SUBCOMMITTEES
COLLEGE FACULTY House Education Leader Ford Announces Retirement,
College Faculty Works Long Hours, AAUP Says, January 26, page 1
January 20, page 1 House Panel Faces Major Shuffle After Ford Leaves
Next Year, January 28, page 1
COLLEGE WORK STUDY (see also STUDENT Natcher's Death Creates Void Among Education
AID) Appropriators, March 31, page 1
Federal Dollar: Community Development Work Study,
January 11, page 6 CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE
Clinton Seeks ED Budget Hike, But Would Kill 32 CBO Examines Questions Of Income-Based Student
Programs, February 7, page 1 Loans, January 20, page 3
COLORADO CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL AND
Abortion Rights Group Sets Sights On School Board COMMUNITY SERVICE
Races, January 14, page 4 Community Service Corporation Proposes Program
Most States Meet New Deadline For Special Education Rules, January 10, page 2
Plans, March 9, page 3 Federal Dollar: Summer of Safety, February 8, page 7
Lawyers Say Schools May Be Heading For Title IX Federal Dollar: Summer of Safety Youth Corps,
Trouble, March 10, page 1 February 15, page 5
OCR Offers Guidance On Title [IX Self-Study, March 10, Federal Dollar: Summer of Safety Learn and Serve
page 4 America, February 15, page 6
Federal Dollar: National Civilian Community Corps,
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT March 8, page 5
Commerce Lifts Flag On Information Highway, GAO Says Bureaucrats Botched Peace Corps Student
March 16, page 4 Aid Plan, March 9, page 5
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Federal Dollar: Community Service Technical LEP Population Changing Dramatically, NCES Says,
Assistance, March 30, page 6 January 6, page 1
Applications Limited For Some AmeriCorps Funds, NAGB Hears How To Paint Different Pictures By
March 31, page 5 Numbers, March 7, page 2
Data File: Possible State AmeriCorps Awards,
March 31, page 6 DESEGREGATION
Justice Advises Mississippi Improve HBU Curricula,
COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Facilities, January 31, page 4
AND RESEARCH ED Outlines Standard On Higher Ed Desegregation,
States Pondering Test Reform Must Weigh Method, February 2, page 5
Report Says, January 21, page 1 Indiana Agrees To Pay To Improve, Integrate Schools,
February 17, page 4
COUNCIL OF CHIEF STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS Court Says Ill. School District Routinely Discriminated,
State School Officers Urge More School-To-Work February 23, page 4
Authority For SEAs, March 23, page 5 Court Orders New Look At Alabama Programs In Light
Of Fordice, February 28, page 3
COUNCIL OF THE GREAT CITY SCHOOLS ED Officials Reopen Investigation Into Ohio
Great City Schools Report Details Responses To Segregation, March 4, page 5
Violence, March 15, page 4 Opportunity-To-Learn Concept May Be Past Its Prime,
Attorney Says, March 14, page 4
COUNSELING Judge Appoints Reform Panel For Philadelphia Schools,
ED Proposes Priorities For Early Childhood, Violence March 30, page 2
Programs, February 16, page 2
School-To-Work Funding Pools Could Reshape ED DEWITT WALLACE-READER'S DIGEST FUND
Money, March 15, page 1 DeWitt Wallace-Reader's Digest Funding Three
Vocational Projects, January 26, page 4
CURRICULUM
States’ Testing Deadlines May Be Too Tight Under DISABILITY BIAS
ESEA Plan, January 11, page 1 Justice Launches SAT Probe To Check For ADA
NAFTA Spurs ED-Mexican Talks On Education Violations, March 15, page 2
Curriculum Issues, January 18, page 1 Change In Placement Defined Case By Case, OSEP
ED, Arts Endowment Set Agenda For Arts Education Says, March 18, page 4
Research, March 1, page 1
House Won't Cut Programs GOP Dubs ‘Educational DISABLED STUDENTS
Pork’, March 10, page 2 New York Working To Limit Segregation Of Disabled
50 Nations Gearing Up For Huge Math, Science Study, Students, January 6, page 5
March 29, page 1 Court Orders District To Pay $150,000 In IDEA
First Step In Math/Science Curriculum Analysis Nears Attorney Fees, January 7, page 1
Completion, March 29, page 4 ED Report May Spur Limits On Disadvantaged In Voc
OERI Negotiators Settle On Research Institutes, Ed, January 12, page 1
Advisory Board, March 31, page 4 Concentrated Training Is Key To Voc Ed Success,
NAVE Says, January 14, page 1
Supreme Court Turns Down Pa. School Safety Lawsuit,
D January 19, page 1
ED Funds Disabled Students’ Transition To Adulthood,
DATA FILE(see TABLES, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS) January 20, page 4
Appeals Court Denies Parents Reimbursement For
DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Legal Fees, January 21, page 2
Troops-To-Teachers Program Deploys Military In The Researchers Offer Plan For Improving Special Ed
Classroom, March 28, page 4 Accountability, January 26, page 6
Arc To Unveil New Curriculum On Gender, Disability
DELAWARE Bias, February 3, page 4
Most Students Still Unserved By Summer Meals Circuit Court Advocates Inclusion For Moderately
Program, February 24, page 3 Retarded Student, February 9, page 5
Standards Pose Legal Questions For Disabled, LEP
DEMOGRAPHICS Students, February 14, page 1
Population Shifts Continuing, Census Figures Indicate, National Standards: Will Anyone Be Excused?,
January 3, page 6 February 14, page 3
Education Daily, Vol. 25, Nos. 190-250
Disabled Students’ Level Of Inclusion In Testing All ED May Revamp Voc Ed Rules On Services For
Over The Map, February 14, page 4 Disadvantaged, March 15, page 1
Senate Passes Assistive Technology Reauthorization Federal Dollar: National Early Intervention
Bill, February 15, page 5 Scholarships and Partnerships, March 15, page 6
Judge Rejects Claim Disabled Student's IEP Caused Labor Chooses Sites For Nine New Job Corps Centers,
Truancy, February 17, page 5 March 22, page 2
Flaw In State's Special Ed Plan Costing It $50 Million, House Passes Basic ESEA Bill With Only Few
February 22, page 1 Revisions, March 28, page 1
Educators, Advocates And Associations Planning
Inclusion Forum, February 23, page 6 DISASTER RELIEF
Innovative Staffing Approach Helping Oregon's 100 L.A. Schools Badly Damaged; Schools Closed For
Disabled Students, February 25, page 3 Inspection, January 20, page 1
NASDSE Would Link Disabled, Disadvantaged L.A. To Open 90 Percent Of Public Schools Today,
Students, March 2, page 4 January 25, page 2
Chicago Schools Settle OCR Special Education Congress Asked For $945 Million To Restore Quake-Hit
Complaint, March 2, page 5 Schools, January 28, pge 1
OSEP Gathers Advocates’ Input For IDEA House Panel Okays L.A. Relief; Wheels Rolling On Pell
Reauthorization, March 4, page 4 Grants, February 3, page 2
Congress May Link Health Care, Early Intervention Federal Dollar: Direct Grant Competition Extensions,
Efforts, March 9, page 1 February 15, page 6
Illinois, OCR Reach Agreement On Placing Disabled Clinton Signs Disaster-Relief Bill That Includes ED
Students, March 9, page 4 Funds, February 17, page 6
Inclusion Advocates Push Views As House Opens IDEA
Hearings, March 14, page 2 DISCIPLINE
ED May Revamp Voc Ed Rules On Services For Flaw In State's Special Ed Plan Costing It $50 Million,
Disadvantaged, March 15, page 1 February 22, page 1
Top Clinton Advisor Has Eye On Special Education, Elementary Principals Support Ban On Corporal
March 17, page 5 Punishment, March 11, page 4
Nothing In Life Is Totally Free, OSEP Says, March 17,
page 6 DISTANCE LEARNING
Change In Placement Defined Case By Case, OSEP Commerce Offers Funds For Distance Learning,
Says, March 18, page 4 February 16, page 5
Justices Weigh Whether Schools May Cater To Federal Dollar: Star Schools, March 1, page 5
Religious Groups, March 31, page 1
Disability Advocates Demand Better Monitoring, More DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Parent Input, March 21, page 2 Court Orders District To Pay $150,000 In IDEA
OSEP Clarifies Parents’ Rights To See Disabled Attorney Fees, January 7, page 1
Students’ Records, March 29, page 2 Judge Saves Proprietary School Chain's Student Aid
ED Says Source Irrelevant In Early Intervention Eligibility, February 11, page 3
Funding, March 30, page 1 ED May Revamp Voc Ed Rules On Services For
AFT Files Complaint Against Baltimore's Private Disadvantaged, March 15, page 1
Contractor, March 31, page 5 ED Proposes Procedures For Student Loan Default Rate
Appeals, March 24, page 5
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS (see also
CHAPTER 1) DROPOUTS
ED Report May Spur Limits On Disadvantaged In Voc School-To-Work Proposal Could Have Minimal Impact
Ed, January 12, page 1 On Dropouts, January 3, page 4
CDF Cites Violence, Calls For 'Cease Fire’ Against GAO: School-Based Services’ Long-Term Benefits
Children, January 25, page 3 Unproved, January 4, page 1
ED Proposes Priorities For Early Childhood, Violence White House Plan Would Halt Training For Youth
Programs, February 16, page 2 Dropouts, February 4, page 3
Children In Transient Families Tend To Be Poor, Low- Study Of Young Dropouts Casts Doubt On JTPA's
Achieving, February 18, page 3 Approach, February 16, page 7
NASDSE Would Link Disabled, Disadvantaged JTPA's Education Benefits Split By Gender,
Students, March 2, page 4 February 16, page 7
Reich Says Study Shaped Clinton's Youth Training
Budget, March 10, page 5
Page 10 Education Daily, Vol. 25, Nos. 190-250
DRUG-FREE SCHOOLS Indiana Agrees To Pay To Improve, Integrate Schools,
Clinton Favors Own Programs In $31.7 Billion ED February 17, page 4
Budget Plan, February 8, page 1 OERI Negotiators Settle On Research Institutes,
Federal Dollar: Drug-Free Schools and Communities Advisory Board, March 31, page 4
Grants Deadline Extensions, February 8, page 8
President Clinton's Advance Budget Request, 1995-99, EARLY INTERVENTION (see also SPECIAL
February 17, page 2 EDUCATION)
ESEA Bill Likely To Stay Intact As House Resumes Congress May Link Health Care, Early Intervention
Debate, February 28, page 1 Efforts, March 9, page 1
House Backs Governors In Battle For Drug-Free ED Says Source Irrelevant In Early Intervention
Schools, March 11, page 1 Funding, March 30, page 1
Bill Aiding Special Education Training Sent To Clinton,
DRUG-FREE SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES March 31, page 2
ACT
Drug-Free Schools Bill Breezes Through House EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Subcommitteem January 27, page 2 ED, Proprietary School Sparring Over Student Aid
School-To-Work Funding Pools Could Reshape ED Funds, Memo, January 3, page 5
Money, March 15, page 1 Direct Student Loan Administration Rules Expected
Today, January 4, page 2
DRUGS GAO Finds Fault With Institute For The Deaf's
Drug-Free Schools Bill Breezes Through House Accounting, January 5, page 4
Subcommittees January 27, page 2 Direct Lending Foes Criticizing ED Appointments To
Survey: More Students Using Marijuana, Other Drugs, Advisory Panel, January 6, page 6
February 1, page 1 Data File: Eight- To 15-Year-Olds Enrolled Below
Governors Say ‘Stay The Course’ On National Modal Grade, By Language Spoken At Home,
Education Goals, February 1, page 3 Parent's Education, 1989, January 10, page 4
House Backs Governors In Battle For Drug-Free Voc Ed Still Missing Needed Academics, ED Says,
Schools, March 11, page 1 January 11, page 1
Voc Ed Teachers Lag Others In Formal Education, ED
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER MATHEMATICS AND Says, January 11, page 3
SCIENCE PROGRAMS Trade School Chain Pondering Student Aid Court
Chapter 2, Eisenhower Debate Remains Unsettled In Battle, January 11, page 7
House, January 27, page 2 ED Report May Spur Limits On Disadvantaged In Voc
House Panel Votes To Ax Chapter 2, Expand Ed, January 12, page 1
Eisenhower, February 3, page 1 Nebraska School Pulls Out Of Direct Student Loan
Clinton Favors Own Program In $31.7 Billion ED Program, January 14, page 5
Budget Plan, February 8, page 1 NAFTA Spurs ED-Mexican Talks On Education
ED Proposes Priorities For '94 Eisenhower Grants, Curriculum Issues, January 18, page 1
March 1, page 4 Schools, Colleges Moving Slowly On Tech Prep Linkage,
School-To-Work Funding Pools Could Reshape ED ED Says, January 19, page 1
Money, March 15, page 1 ED Revamps Student Aid ‘Integrity’ Proposal To
Estimated State Goals 2000 Grants, Fiscal 1994, Conform With Law, January 21, page 3
March 25, page 2 School-To-Work Planning Grants Making Their Way To
States, January 24, page 1
ED Drops 21 Judaic Schools From Pell Grant Program,
January 24, page 3
L.A. To Open 90 Percent Of Public Schools Today,
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION January 25, page 2
Education Research Institutes Sparking Hope And Proprietary School Wins Student Aid Appeal,
Caution, January 4, page 1 January 25, page 3
A Glimpse At OERI's Future Research Institutes, Let Companies Run Schools With Standards Focus, ED
January 4, page 3 Says, January 26, page 1
Worldwide Study To Shed Light On Early Childhood Proposed Student Aid Regulations Causing Concern,
Education, January 5, page 1 January 27, page 5
Preschool Researchers Get Red-Carpet Treatment, GAO Faults ED's Oversight Of Foreign Medical
January 5, page 3 Schools, January 28, page 2
ED Proposes Priorities For Early Childhood, Violence ED To Push Its Chapter 1 Plan In Face Of House
Programs, February 16, page 2 Opposition, February 1, page 1