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Issue 4 - Summer/Fall 2004

Back to (Boy Friendly?) Schools
The Usual Suspects: Boy Behavior in the Classroom
Ed Gorman and Hands-On Learning at Agua Fria
Why Are Today's Boys Suffering in Comparison to the Previous Generation and Relative to Their Female Peers?
A Better Classroom for Boys - Boyhood Advocacy Training for Teachers
Dr. Gloria Rendón on Boys in the Santa Fe Schools
Is Your Son's Classroom Boy Friendly?
Suicide in New Mexico by Gender, 24 Years and Younger

Working With Boys At the Pastoral Counseling Center: An Interview with Dr. David Dennedy-Frank
Programs and Services for Boys in Santa Fe
Special Education in Santa Fe Public Schools: Boys Twice As Likely To Be In Special Education
Retained in Grade in Santa Fe Schools: Boys Predominate, Especially in the Early Grades
Su Vida-Mental Health Programs
For Youth Portrait of a Santa Fe Boy: Ivan Cornejo
The O'Keeffe Art and Leadership Program for Boys by Jackie M
Mentoring the Young Men Project at Capshaw Middle School by Nancy David
He's Just A Late Talker

Jesús Gonzales and the New Mexico Young Fathers Project
Breaking the Cycle of Abandonment in Santa Fe The Absent Father
Looking Behind the Statistics: Boys Three Times More Likely to be Suspended
What Boys Want...
Where Have all the Men Gone? Santa Fe Public Elementary Schools and Joe Abeyta
Leon David Lopez, Portrait of a Young Poet
My Trip With Dad by William Carson
Understanding Bullying by Victor LaCerva, MD
We Owe Them No Less by Lou Levin
Advice to Dads, Mentors and Friends: How to Relate to Sons and Friends Who Are Boys

Why A Newsletter on Boys?
Santa Fe School Tests Show Gender Gap in English Language Skills
Portrait of a Santa Fe Boy... Vince Tapia: A Leader, not a Stereotype
15 Step Program to Help Boys by Dr. William Pollack
Looking Behind the Statistics, Obesity Rates of Santa Fe and New Mexico High School Students, 2001: Boys more likely to be obese by a factor of three
"Farm to School," "Cooking with Kids" Programs Set Examples of Healthy Eating
Santa Fe Boys Community Action Network (Boys C.A.N.) Gets Off to Energetic Start
Films to Watch and Discuss with Boys My Body Guard and Life as a House