Ethical Educator
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Each month, School Administrator draws on actual circumstances to raise an ethical decision-making dilemma in K-12 education. Our distinguished panelists provide their own resolutions to each dilemma.
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August 01, 2020
Noxious Beyond the OdorType:Article Topics: EthicsHow would you advise a school board that’s been offered big money and needed property from a company with dubious practices? -
June 01, 2020
A Split DecisionType:Article Topics: EthicsIs there an appropriate departing role for the outgoing superintendent when the board is conducting its search? -
May 01, 2020
Bummed Boosters: ‘No Rah-Rah’Topics: EthicsA case involving the livestreaming of varsity football and basketball games via Facebook and the toll it might take on booster club revenues. -
April 01, 2020
Steering Clear of Conflicts of InterestType:Article Topics: Board Relations, EthicsThe importance of distinguishing between what are legal conflicts and ethical conflicts, real or perceived. They often involve personnel matters. -
April 01, 2020
A Prank Gone WrongType:Article Topics: EthicsThe complication: The school board president's twin daughters are among those implicated a few weeks before their graduation ceremony. -
March 01, 2020
The Wayward ComplaintType:Article Topics: EthicsHow to deal with an embarrassed school employee who accidentally sends the superintendent an e-mail venting about colleagues and work conditions. -
February 01, 2020
Split the Grading DifferenceType:Article Topics: EthicsA dispute between a 9th grader and his English teacher who wants to “split the difference” over a paper either misplaced or never submitted. -
January 01, 2020
A Parent's Smear CampaignType:Article Topics: EthicsOur panel analyzes the case of a furious school board member who campaigns publicly for a course transfer for his son, leading to mental anguish for the principal. -
December 01, 2019
Weed ControlType:Article Topics: EthicsAppreciative parents of a special-needs child give an administrator a small amount of marijuana as a gift in a state where its use is legal. Would she be wrong to accept this token of thanks? -
November 01, 2019
Snooping at a ScreenType:Article Topics: EthicsWhat to do about a principal who “inadvertently” spots a critical memo about her on the screen inside her supervisor’s vacant office?
Do you have a suggestion for a dilemma to be considered?
Send it to: magazine@aasa.org
School Administrator Staff
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