BOTHELL, Wash. - At a time when the school district for the Bothell-Woodinville area is talking about closing a school to save money, it's buying home electronics for the personal use of administrators. The Northshore School District says buying TVs, digital cameras and iPods for administrators is part of their pay and helps make them familiar with technology. All but 13 of 93 eligible administrators have taken advantage of the benefit, spending $119,000 under the current contract. "Even an HDTV is used for work, because it's hooked up to a computer and used like a monitor," said Susan Stoltzfus, Northshore...