The Ethical Educator


Pointers and Pitfalls for School Administrators

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By Sheldon H. Berman, David B. Rubin, Joyce A. Barnes
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Sheldon Berman, Ed.D., served as superintendent of four districts in three states spanning 28 school years, receiving the Massachusetts Superintendent of the Year Award and AASA's Distinguished Service Award. He has contributed guidance on administrative ethics through more than a decade of School Administrator Ethical Educator columns and has authored two books and numerous book chapters, articles, policy reports, and op eds on educational issues and innovations. David Rubin, Esq., represents public school districts throughout New Jersey, is Past Chair of the NSBA Council of School Attorneys, and is a regular contributor to School Administrator's Legal Brief column. He has litigated numerous precedent-setting cases generating over 50 published judicial decisions in state and federal court, and is a nationally-known author and speaker in the field of education law. Joyce A. Barnes, Ed.S., served more than 20 years as an administrator and program developer for special and general education in the public schools. She is currently an independent writer and editor for education-related nonprofit organizations at the national level.

Foreword The Why and the How of Making Ethical Judgments 1 - Conflict of Interest 2 - First Amendment Rights 3 - Unequal Treatment Part One: Discrimination Part Two: Preferential Treatment 4 - Religious Liberty 5 - Duty to Report or Maintain Confidentiality 6 - Grading Practices 7 - Student Discipline 8 - Hiring, Resumes, & References 9 - Employee Discipline Part One: Misappropriation of District Resources Part Two: Danger to Self or Others 10 - Relationship Boundaries 11 - Funding Part One: Obtaining Resources Part Two: Appropriating Funds 12 - Taking a Stand on Community Issues 13 - Board Relations Part One: Management of the District Part Two: Interference with Personnel Part Three: Errant Board Member Part Four: Superintendent's Contract Ethical Choices Are Not an Afterthought Appendix A: Code of Ethics of AASA-The School Superintendents Association About the Authors About the Contributors

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