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The State Education Standard Vol. 3, No. 4 Autumn 2002
Feature Articles: Education Reform and the Goals of Modern School Health Programs
by Lloyd J. Kolbe How school health programs can help students achieve success.
Smokey Lies: When It Comes to Tobacco, Children Don't Have to Be Suckers
by C. Everett Koop The former Surgeon General describes his new tobacco prevention campaign.
Health, Schools, Smoke, and Lies
by Katherine Fraser An Interview with C. Everett Koop.
The Untapped Power of Schools to Improve the Health of Teens
by Clea McNeely The importance of students feeling connected to their school.
Creating a Healthy School Nutrition Environment
by Julie Stauss Eating right helps students reach their full physical and academic potential.
Sex Education Today: Current Practice, What Parents and Students Want, Policy Trends
by Virginia Witt An overview of the Kaiser Family Foundation's study, Sex Education in America.
When Tragedy Strikes Home: A Colorado Board Member's Response to Columbine
by Randy DeHoff Reflections on the interplay of personal faith and policymaking.
Character Education Is Back in Our Public Schools
by Michael Josephson The founder of character counts! reviews the history of character education and its place in public schools.
Creating an Environment for Learning
by Bane McCracken The importance of physical activity to brain development and learning.
So You Want Higher Achievement Scores! It's Time to Rethink Learning Supports
by Howard S. Adelman and Linda Taylor Rethinking the role of school and community resources to improve student learning.
Departments: Editor's Note
Executive Summary A message from NASBE Executive Director Brenda Welburn
Judicial Review by Kelly Sherrill The Supreme Court Broadens the Scope of Drug Testing in Public Schools
Washington Notebook Surveying the federal education scene
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