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E-Rate Modernization Highlights How Advocacy is a Marathon, Not a Sprint
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Declining a Pay Increase (June 2014)
A school district that has just endured significant budget reductions settles a difficult contract negotiation with the teachers' union ...
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Colorado School Districts Show Resilience
Nearly a year after Hurricane Sandy battered the nation’s eastern shoreline, Colorado communities continue to fix the damages.
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Budgetary Lessons Learned
Learn how Pennsylvania School District put in place a focused strategy to support improved academic results.
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Leadership Insider
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A Visit to Chongqing
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Guest blog: Communities of Caring
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Seeking Shared Learning
Seeking Shared Learning
Financing Expanded Learning Time in Schools
Summer and Extended Learning Time - Limited Education Time Problems and Solutions - The Wallace Foundation
Does an Offer of Admission to a Small School of Choice Improve Education Outcomes?
IES What's New
WWC Reviews Study: Process Assessment of the Learner (PAL) for At-Risk Students
IES What's New
The Ethical Educator
Declining a Pay Increase
Scenario: A school district that has just endured significant budget reductions settles a difficult contract negotiation with the teachers' union by agreeing to a small salary increase that results in a further reduction of teaching positions. The superintendent's contract indicates that she will receive no less than what is negotiated with the teachers. Several board members ask the superintendent to refuse to take any increase as a statement to the community. Should the superintendent reject her expected salary increase?
Read our panelists' responses here.
Unmagnetic Appeal
Scenario: A new superintendent in an urban district almost immediately receives complaints from parents and community members that the district's magnet schools are drawing the brightest students out of neighborhood schools. Upon investigation, the superintendent finds these schools have far fewer economically disadvantaged, minority and special education students than the neighborhood schools. Yet these schools have been highly successful in keeping middle-class families committed to the public schools rather than placing children in private education. How should the superintendent respond?
Read our panelists' responses here.
Bookstore
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Leaders Make It Happen!
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The American School Superintendent: 2010 Decennial Study
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Taking Flight to Literacy and Leadership! Soaring to New Heights in Learning
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Giving Wings to Children’s Dreams
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Leadership for Family and Community Involvement
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Learning Communities 2.0: Educating in the Age of Empowerment
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The Savvy Superintendent: Leading Instruction to the Top of the Class
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Success in the Superintendency: Tips and Advice
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Designing School Systems for All Students
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Gaining on the Gap: Changing Hearts, Minds and Practice in the Arlington Public Schools
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