Volume 17, Number 1,
January, 1995
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
3 Everything I Know about Consultation... by Edith Freeman
ARTICLES
7 Children in Protective Services: The Missing Educational Link for Children in Kinship Networks by Barbara Rittner & Arlene Sacks
18 Welcoming: Facilitating a New Start at a New School by Mary Beth DiCecco, Linda Rosenblum, Linda Taylor, & Howard S. Adelman
30 The Influence of Social Support on School Completion among Haitians by Beth Spenciner Rosenthal
40
Ecological School Social Work: The Reality and the Vision by Jennifer
Clancy
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
48 Section 504: Developing a Social Work Perspective in Schools by Sidney D. Kardon
RESOURCES FOR PRACTICE
56 Review of James Garbarino, Nancy Dubrow, Kathleen Kostelny, & Carole Pardo, Children in Danger by Marion Huxtable
57 Review of Joseph E. Zins, Thomas R. Kratochwill & Stephen N. Elliot, Editors, Handbook of Consultation Services for Children: Applications in Educational and Clinical Settings, by Howard M. Blonsky
57 Review of Marc Freedman, The Kindness of Strangers: Adult Mentors, Urban Youth, and the New Volunteerism by James P. Clark
58
Review of J. David Hawkins, Richard F. Catalano, Jr., & Associates, Communities
That Care: Action for Drug Abuse Prevention by Marianne Pennekamp
60 Review of Leonard A. Jason, Andrew M. Weine, Joseph H. Johnson, Luann Warren-Sohlberg, Laura Ann Fillippelli, Elizabeth Y. Turner, & Cecile Lardon, Helping Transfer Students: Strategies for Educational and Social Readjustment by Alfreda P. Iglehart
AS READERS SEE IT
63 Constructivism and Solipsism: Old Wine in New Bottles? By Bruce A. Thyer
Volume 17, Number 2,
April, 1995
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
67 The Many Faces of Violence: Policy and Practice Implications by Edith M. Freeman
GUEST EDITORIAL COMMENTS
71 Moving beyond a Crime-Focused Perspective of School Violence by David R. Dupper
ARTICLES
73 A Critical Review of Strategies to Reduce School Violence by Rudolph Alexander, Jr. & Carla M. Curtis
83 Assessment and Prevention of Aggressive Behavior among Youths of Color: Integrating Cultural and Social Factors by Jorge Delva-Tauili’ili
92 The School’s Role in the Prevention of Youth Suicide by Brenda Robinson Ward
101 School Violence: A Blueprint for Elementary School Interventions by Ron A. Astor
117 Upgrading School Support Programs through Collaboration: Resource Coordinating Teams by Linda Rosenblum, Mary Beth DiCecco, Linda Taylor, & Howard S. Adelman
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
125 Managing Sudden Violent Loss in the School by Maureen M. Underwood, Karen Dunne-Maxim & Robert Ahrens
Volume 17, Number 3,
July, 1995
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
131 The Multicultural Mosaic by Michael Yellow Bird, Rowena Fong, Petra Galindo, Jack Nowicki, & Edith M. Freeman
ARTICLES
139 Problems of Inner-City Schoolchildren: Needs Assessment by Normal Group Process by Karen E. Gerdes & Rose Ann Benson
148 Building Strong Working Alliances with American Indian Families by Cass Dykeman , J. Ron Nelson, & Valerie Appleton
159 Engaging Effectively with Culturally Diverse Families and Children by Frances S. Caple, Ramon M. Salcido, & John di Cecco
171 A Development Framework for Cultural Competence Training with Children by Darlene Grant & Dennis Haynes
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
183 Culturally Relevant School Programs for American Indian Children and Families by Cynthia Franklin, John Waukechon, & Peggy S. Larney
194 Group Support for Teenagers with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder by David F. Timmer
AS READERS SEE IT
199 Response to Issue on Violence by Marianne Pennekamp
Volume 17, Number 4,
October, 1995
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
202 Honoring Children’s Narratives by Edith M. Freeman
ARTICLES
207 Addressing the Needs of Foster Children: The Foster Youth Services Program by Robert H. Ayasse
217 California’s Efforts toward School-Linked, Integrated, Comprehensive Services by LaVerne M. Aguirre
226 College-Student Mothers and On-Site Child Care: Luxury of Necessity? By Nancy Gonchar
235 Missing Links: Professional Development in School Social Work by Kendra J. Garrett & Angeline Barretta-Herman
244 Decelerating Self-Stimulating and Self-Injurious Behaviors of a Student with Autism: Behavioral Intervention in the Classroom by Barbara Peo Early
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
256 Project SUCCESS: A Model for University-School-Community Partnerships by James X. Bembry
ANNUAL INDEX
263 Volume 17, Numbers 1-4
Volume 18, Number 1,
January, 1996
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
3 Community Practice and Policy Issues Revisited by Edith M. Freeman
ARTICLES
8 The Status of School Social Workers in America by Santos Torres, Jr.
20 An Interdisciplinary Training Model in the Field of Early Intervention by Maria Roberts-DeGennaro
31 Families of Children with Disabilities: Positive Adaptation across the Life Cycle by Tess Bennett, Deborah A. DeLuca, & Robin W. Allen
45 A Model for School Social Work Facilitation of Teacher Self-Efficacy and Empowerment by Rosemary O’Conner & Wynne S. Korr
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
53 Maintaining Positive School Relationships: The Role of the Social Worker vis-a-vis Full-Service Schools by Jill Duerr Berrick & Mark Duerr
RESOURCES FOR PRACTICE
60 Review of Wendy Glasgow Winters, African American Mothers and Urban Schools: The Power of Participation by Nancy Feyl Chavkin
61 Review of Susan G. Forman, Coping Skills Interventions for Children and Adolescents by Judith P. Felder
62 Review of John Gastil, Democracy in Small Groups: Participation, Decision Making and Communication by Marcia Pugsley
Volume 18, Number 2,
April, 1996
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
67 President Clinton and the 104th Congress: The Nightmare on Capitol Hill by Edith M. Freeman
ARTICLES
71 Socialization Issues for Chinese American Children and Families by Rowena Fong & David Y. Wu
85 Techniques for Assessing Family-School Connections by Carolyn B. Pryor
95 Early Intervention to Improve Attendance in Elementary School for At-Risk Children: A Pilot Program by Janet Ford & Richard D. Sutphen
104 An Exploratory Study of Postsecondary Services for Students with Learning Disabilities by Anne Hicks-Coolick & P. David Kurtz
113 Appropriate versus Least Restrictive: Education Policies and Students with Disabilities by James C. Raines
Volume 18, Number 3,
July, 1996
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
131 The Art of Forecasting: Shaping the Future of School Social Work by Edith M. Freeman
ARTICLES
135 Homeless Children and Their Families: Delivery of Educational and Social Services through School Systems by Jack C. Wall
145 Promoting the Educational Achievement of Mexican American Young Women by Marian A. Aguilar
158 Promoting Resilience Strategies: A Modified Consultation Model by Carol P. Kaplan, Sandra Turner, Elaine Norman, & Kathy Stillson
169 Community Asset Assessments by Latino Youths by Melvin Delgado
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
179 Using Portfolios to Assess Students’ Academic Strengths: A Case Study by Jean C. Karoly & Cynthia Franklin
TRENDS & ISSUES
187 From Band-Aids and Putting Out Fires to Prevention: School Social Work Practice Approaches for the New Century by David R. Dupper & Susan Evans
Volume 18, Number 4,
October, 1996
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
195 School Social Worker Certification in a Climate of Educational Reform by Gary L. Shaffer
ARTICLES
199 Leaders in School Social Work: Lela B. Costin by Richard J. Anderson
202 Social Work Services in Schools: A Look at Yesteryear and the Future by Paula Allen-Meares
210 Supporting and Empowering Families through Cooperative Preschool Education by Katherine M. Dunlap
222 School Social Workers as Family Therapists: A Dialectical-Systemic-Constructivist Model by Gilbert J. Greene, Dorothy Harper Jones, Cara Frappier, Martha Klein, & Barbara Culton
237 Combining Mental Health Treatment with Education for Preschool Children with Severe Emotional and Behavioral Problems by Cathryne L. Schmitz & Alan Hilton
TRENDS & ISSUES
250 Regulating School Social Work Practice into the 21st Century by Isadora Hare
RESOURCES FOR PRACTICE
259 Review of Sally E. Palmer, Maintaining Family Ties: Inclusive Practice in Foster Care by Vanessa G. Hodges
ANNUAL INDEX
261 Volume 18, Number 1-4
Volume 19, Number 1,
January, 1997
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
2 HIV/AIDS Policy Development and Reform: Lessons from Practice, Research, and Education by Edith M. Freeman, Marion Halim, & K. Jean Peterson
ARTICLES
11 A Social Work Perspective of Childhood Trauma after a Residential Fire by Helaine S. Greenberg & Anne Keane
23 Navigating Two Cultures: Deaf Children, Self-Esteem, and Parents’ Communication Patterns by Debra D. Desselle & Lynn Pearlmutter
31 Preparing Students with Learning Disablities for Success in Postsecondary Education: Needs and Services by Anne Hicks-Coolick & P. David Kurtz
43 Correlates of Job Satisfaction in School Social Work by Marlys Staudt
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
53 Social Work with Groups and the Performing Arts in the Schools by Flavio Francisco Marsiglia & Marjorie Witt Johnson
RESOURCES FOR PRACTICE
60 Review of Jacqueline M. Atkinson & Denise A. Coia, Families Coping with Schizophrenia: A Practitioner’s Guide to Family Groups by Thomas L. Graham
61 Review of Celia Boyle, Helping Strategies for Child Sexual Abuse by Jane Mildred
62 Review of Marian F. Fatout, Children in Groups: A Social Work Perspective by Mary B. Ortega
62 Review of R. Dennis Shelby, People with HIV and Those Who Help Them: Challenges, Integration, Intervention by Peter A. Newman
Volume 19, Number 2,
April, 1997
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
67 Alternative Stories and Narratives for Transforming Schools, Families, Communities, and Policymakers by Edith M. Freeman
ARTICLES
73 Nonconvulsive Seizure Disorders: Importance and Implications for School Social Workers by Diane Kistner & Kevin L. DeWeaver
87 A Study of Stress, Stressors, and Coping Strategies among Middle School Adolescents by Diane de Anda, with Misty Bradley, Cristina Collada, Lynne Dunn, Julie Kubota, Valerie Hollister, Julie Miltenberger, Jerry Pulley, Andrew Susskind, Lisa A. Thompson, & Tina Wadsworth
101 Strengths-Based Practice with Puerto Rican Adolescents: Lessons from a Substance Abuse Prevention Project by Melvin Delgado
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
115 The Getting Better Phenomenon: Videotape Applications of Previously At-Risk High School Student Narratives by Glenn Carley
TRENDS & ISSUES
121 A Reveille for School Social Workers: Children in Foster Care Need Our Help! by Sandra J. Altshuler
Volume 19, Number 3,
July, 1997
Page
Title and Author
SPECIAL ISSUE:
LINKING EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND HUMAN RESOURCES
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
131 School Social Workers Are a Critical Part of the Link by Cynthia Franklin & Paula Allen-Meares
ARTICLES
136 School-Linked Comprehensive Services: Promising Beginnings, Lessons Learned, and Future Challenges by Katharine Briar-Lawson, Hal A. Lawson, Connie Collier & Alfred Joseph
149 Creating Family-Centered Integrated Service Systems and Interprofessional Educational Programs to Implement Them by Dean Corrigan & Kathleen Kirk Bishop
164 Funding School-Linked Services through Grants: A Beginner’s Guide to Grant Writing by Nancy Feyl Chavkin
176 An Interagency Collaboration Strategy for Linking Schools with Social and Criminal Justice Services by Donna Tapper, Paula Kleinman & Mary Nakashian
189 Portrait of a School-Based Health Center: An Ecosystemic Perspective by Linwood H. Cousins, Kai Jackson & Michael Till
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
203 Using a Lawyer-Doctor Education Team for Substance Abuse Prevention in a Middle School by Lynne E. Orens, Lori J. Brady & John E. McIntosh, Jr.
Volume 19, Number 4,
October, 1997
Page
Title and Author
GUEST EDITORIAL
211 Clients as Resources: Empowering School Social Work Practice with Students, Families, and Communities by P. David Kurtz
ARTICLES
219 A School-Based Group Intervention to Strengthen Personal and Social Competencies in Latency-Age Children by James DeMar
231 Inner-City Youths Helping Children: After-School Programs to Promote Bonding and Reduce Risk by Julie O’Donnell, Elizabeth A. Michalak, & Ellen B. Ames
242 Social Development of Children: The Role of Peers by Juanita B. Hepler
257 Project Breakthrough: A Workable Alternative to Special Education by Marion Huxtable
266
Establishing School-Based, Collaborative Teams to Coordinate Resources: A
Case Study by Cynthia Lim & Howard S. Adelman
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
279 Focusing on Strengths in a Special Education Class: A Primary Prevention Approach by Gwenelle S. O’Neal
ANNUAL INDEX
285 Volume 19, Numbers 1-4
Volume 20, Number 1,
January, 1998
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
3 Many Ways of Knowing: The Implications for Practice with Youths Related to Substance Abuse Issues by Edith M. Freeman
ARTICLES
11 Effects of Economic Stress on High School Students’ Views of Work and the Future by Loring Jones, Pauline Agbayani-Siewert, & Guadalupe Friaz
25 Reducing Racism in Schools: Moving beyond Rhetoric by Michael S. Spencer
37 School-Linked Services in Action: Results of an Implementation Project by Terry Saunders Lane
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
49
Puerto Rican Elementary School-Age Children: Assistance with Homework as
an Indicator of Natural Support Strengths by Melvin Delgado
TRENDS & ISSUES
55 Early School Social Work Leaders: Women Forgotten by the Profession by James G. McCullagh
65 School Social Work Services and Their Regulation in Michigan by Carolyn B. Pryor & Donna Secor
RESOURCES FOR PRACTICE
75 Review of Ivan C. Frank, Building Self-Esteem in At-Risk Youths: Peer Group Programs and Individual Success Stories by Linwood H. Cousins
76 Review of Paul Vedder, Ellen Bouwer & Trees Pels, Multicultural Child Care by Michael S. Spencer
AS READERS SEE IT
79 Michigan Misrepresented by Patricia Metz
Volume 20, Number 2,
April, 1998
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL
83 School Social Work at Its Crossroad: Multiple Challenges and Possibilities by Edith M. Freeman
ARTICLES
90 Leaders in School Social Work: Isadora R. Hare by Marianne Pennekamp
95 School Social Work: An International Profession by Marion Huxtable
110 Tracking: A Form of Educational Neglect? by C. Ann Broussard & Alfred L. Joseph
121 Linking Schools, Human Services, and Community: A Puerto Rican Perspective by Melvin Delgado
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
131 Kids + Family + School = Success: A Kindergarten Student and Family Support Program by Elizabeth S. Devaney & JoAnn Piscatelli Milstein
TRENDS & ISSUES
139 Early Intervention in the New Millennium: The Critical Role of School Social Workers by Lois A. Bosch
Volume 20, Number 3,
July, 1998
Page
Title and Author
Special Issue
LINKING
EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND HUMAN RESOURCES
Part 2
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
147 Partnerships for Better Education: Schools, Universities, and Communities by Paula Allen-Meares & Cynthia Franklin
ARTICLES
152 A Multidimensional Approach to Evaluating School-Linked Services: A School of Social Work and Country Public School Partnership by Laura R. Bronstein & Timothy B. Kelly
165 Building Partnerships: A Successful Collaborative Experience between Social Work and Education by Sandra A. Lopez, Alberta Torres, & Pamela Norwood
177 The Many Faces of School Social Work Practice: Results from a Research Partnership by Mary R. Lewis
191 University Students Learn by Helping At-Risk Elementary School Students: “Team Lincoln” by Dawn Anderson Butcher & Evelyn Hall
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
203 Promoting Research and Evaluation of Practice in School-Based Programs: Lessons Learned by Mimi V. Chapman & Jack M. Richman
Volume 20, Number 4,
October, 1998
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL
211 One Hundred Years of Innovative Ideas about Practice by Cynthia Franklin
ARTICLES
219 The Effects of Home Microsystem Risk Factors and School Microsystem Protective Factors on Student Academic Performance and Affective Investment in Schooling by Natasha K. Bowen & Gary L. Bowen
232 Solution-Focused Practice with Middle and High School At-Risk Youths by Jacqueline Corcoran
245 Low Social Support among At-Risk Adolescents by Lawrence B. Rosenfeld, Jack M. Richman & Gary L. Bowen
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
261 Brief Solution-Focused Therapy with Parents and Adolescents with ADHD by Marc B. Dielman & Cynthia Franklin
ANNUAL INDEX
269 Volume 20, Number 1-4
Volume 21, Number 1,
January, 1999
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL
3 Research on Practice: Better than You Think? by Cynthia G. Franklin
ARTICLES
11 Full Inclusion of Children with Disabilities in the Regular Classroom: Is It the Only Answer? by Elizabeth Beacher Wright
23 Improving Early Adolescents’ Peer Relations through Classroom Creative Drama: An Integrated Approach by Richard Walsh-Bowers & Robert Basso
34 A Role for School Social Workers in Promoting Student Success through School-Family Partnerships by Natasha K. Bowen
49 Truancy and Dropout among Cambodian Students: Results form a Comprehensive High School by Margaret E. Goldberg
Volume 21, Number 2,
April, 1999
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL
67 Preparing for Managed Behavioral Health Care in Children’s Services by Cynthia G. Franklin
ARTICLES
72 Urban Youth’s Views of Violence in Their Communities: Implications for Schools by Carolyn B. Pryor, Rosemary C. Sarri, Marti Bombyk, & Lidija Nikolovska
89 We Can Work It Out: Teaching Conflict Management through Peer Mediation by Deborah Williamson, Darren E. Warner, Patrick Sanders, & Paul Knepper
99 Where Were You Fifth Period? Five Strategies for High School Group Formation in the 1990s by Jonathan Fast
108 Student and Faculty Attitudes toward a Program for Teenage Parents and Their Children by Diane Fuscaldo Dellanno, Jacqueline Williams Kaye, & Susan Philliber
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
120 School Social Worker Involvement in Mentoring Programs by Andrew M. Bein
Volume 21, Number 3,
July, 1999
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL
131 Grandparents as Parents by Cynthia Franklin
ARTICLES
137 Project Peace: The Evaluation of a Skill-Based Violence Prevention Program for High School Adolescents by Diane de Anda
151 Creating Collaborative Partnerships: Clinical Intervention Research in an Inner-City Middle School by Joyce West Stevens
163 Empowering Youths to Build Community through Service: Youths’ Attitudes Toward Service and Extent of Their Service Activities by Lenore M. Parker & Maria L. Franco
177 Postmodern Organizational Analysis: An Alternative Framework for School Social Workers by Angelika Throne-Beckerman
Volume 21, Number 4,
October, 1999
Page
Title and Author
SPECIAL ISSUE
ON GENDER
EDITORIAL
195 Gender, Schools, and School Social Workers by Ron Avi Astor & Lorraine Gutierrez
ARTICLES
201 Where Girls and Women Won’t Go: Female Students’ Teachers’, and Social Workers’ Views of School Safety by Ron A. Astor & Heather Ann Meyer
220 I’ve Learned So Much from My Mother: Narratives from a Group of Chicana High School Students by Flavio Francisco Marsiglia & Lori Holleran
238 Adolescent Development and the Junior High School Environment by Judith Baer
249 Enhancing Social Skills through School Social Work Interventions during Recess: Gender Differences by Dawn Anderson Butcher
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
263 The Role of School Mental Health Professionals in Resolving School-Related Sexual Harassment Complaints by Eleanor Linn & Rose B. Fua
ANNUAL INDEX
269 Volume 21, Numbers 1-4
Volume 22, Number 1,
January, 2000
Page
Title and Author
EDITORIAL
3 Predicting the Future of School Social Work Practice in the New Millenium by Cynthia Franklin
ARTICLES
9 Influences of Ethnicity, Interracial Climate, and Racial Majority in School on Adolescent Ethnic Identity by Dwain A. Pellebon
21 Interprofessional Practice in School-Based Programs: Lessons Learned from the Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program in Ohio by Kathleen Louise Woehrle
33 Understanding Confidentiality in School-Based Interagency Projects by Melissa Jonson-Reid
PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS
46 Using Groups to Reduce Elementary School Absenteeism by DeAnn Baker & Jennifer Jansen
54 Using Solution-Oriented Interventions in an Ecological Frame: A Case Illustration by Bruce Teall
AS OF FEBRUARY 29, 2000
Page Title and Author
Editorial
67 Ready for Change by Cynthia Franklin
Articles
69 School Size and Middle School Students’ Perceptions of the School Environment
by Gary L. Bowen, Natasha K. Bowen, & Jack M. Richman
83 Image Crisis: A Study of Attitudes about School Social Workers by Kristine
Tower
95 School Transitions among Adolescent Children of Military Personnel:
A Strengths Approach by Jane Strobino & Mary Salvaterra
Practice Highlights
108 Lessons Learned in a City-School Social Services Partnership by Nick Caruso
116 The After-School Girls Leadership Program: Transforming the School
Environment for Adolescent Girls by Ann Muno and Lynn D. Keenan
Volume 22, Number 3, July 2000
Page Title and Author
Editorial
130 Rethinking Our Roles with Teachers by Cynthia Franklin
Articles
132 Guidelines for Intervention with Children and Adolescents Diagnosed with
Conduct Disorder by Annette Gerten
145 Assessing the Effect of External Resources on School-Based Substance Abuse
Prevention Programs by Flavio Francisco Marsiglia, Lori Holleran, & Kristina
M. Jackson
162 Youths Revitalizing Main Street: A Case Study by Pamela C. Twiss & Pauline
Cooper
Practice Highlights
177 The HERO Program: A case for School Social Work Services by Timothy L.
Davey, William R. Penuel, Elizabeth Allison-Tant, & Andrew M. Rosner
Bookshelf
191 No Ordinary Life: Parenting the Sexually Abused Child and Adolescent by Sandy
Knauer & Reviewed by Rowena Fong
191 Books by Topic