- Part 3/ June 20, 2001
States take contrasting approaches to distributing money for school construction. Who wins and loses under those different sets of rules?
- Part 2/June 13, 2001
School districts in rural and urban communities across the country have been taking their concerns about inadequate facilities to court. A look at schools in Alaska and New Jersey shows why.
- Part 1/June 6, 2001
More states are abandoning their traditionally hands-off approach to helping districts build and upgrade schools. The factors driving that change include litigation over inequities, burgeoning enrollments, and evolving educational demands.
This series is available at www.edweek.org/sreport s/sreports_series.ht m.
