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John Casey
An administrative assessment and support system can help districts attract and retain the best people to p…
Category: Leadership
NCLB: tall order for small districts: there are several steps that small, rural districts can take to address the consequences of the No Child L…
All kids can learn, but will they? Low expectations create a dividing line that some kids can’t cross
George Manthey
“Can all kids …
Investment in teacher quality pays off – Brief Article
The greatest predictor of student achievement is not student demographics, overall…
Most powerful act of leadership is giving it away: leadership that matters is leadership that is sustained. Sustaining leadership requires a pla…
What’s that smell? Fingers are pointed our way: school leaders must share the ways they ensure that the instructional factors that matter most a…
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Michael Madrid
An effective principal selection procedure should include an assessment of a candidate’s ability to …
Leadership forecasting: the development and selection of school leaders starts with the end in mind by considering future vacancies, both known …
Instructional materials policy reform: local educators are held accountable for results, but they have little flexibility in the selection of in…
7 steps for sustaining reform: relentless focus on a single goal is key to long-term improvement of instruction – education, United States
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