10.2190/4N3M-NBMF-UG27-AKDX 4N3MNBMFUG27AKDX 0 Differentiated Staffing and Problem Solving: Beyond the Nay-Sayers 20020509 20020509 20020509 20020509 http://baywood.metapress.com/link.asp?target=contribution&id=4N3MNBMFUG27AKDX 3 JACK RAND, ROBERT LUNDGREN, AND CLINT BOUTWELL Reports of the demise of differentiated staffing are greatly exaggerated. Instead, it is alive and well and living in Temple City, California. This article reviews the current status of the concept in the face of financial adversity and it describes cooperative efforts at finding solutions. Included is a staff survey that depicts the attitudes of the faculty and administration toward differentiated staffing.