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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"School board member training"”.

  1. Perceptions of Executive Directors of State Board Associations Regarding New School Board Member Training

    … positions (65.7%). The topics included in state board association training sessions generally were similar across the 38 states, and there was agreement about the importance of those topics. Included topics and importance ratings did not differ significantly based on whether or not there is a …

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  2. Training Needs of School Board Members as Perceived by School Board Chairpersons and Superintendents in Georgia

    <p>This study explored how the school superintendents and school board chairpersons perceived the training needs of school board members across the state of Georgia. The study examined how superintendents and school board chairpersons perceived the actual and ideal knowledge level of school board

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  3. A Study of the Relationships between Superintendent Longevity, Board Member Longevity, Board Member Training, and School Districts Demonstrating Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) During the 2004-2005 School Year

    Expectations for school districts and educators are high; and expectations for those governing schools are even higher yet. NCLB poses a substantial challenge to those governing school districts: all students must be 100% proficient in language arts and mathematics by 2014. In the face of the …

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