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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"School board-superintendent relationships"”.
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Examining School Board Members' Expectations For District Superintendents Using The Iowa Standards For School Leaders
The relationship between a superintendent and the school board is a key element in determining the tenure of the superintendent (Barth, 2003; Hoyle, English, & Steffy, 1998; Glass & Franceschini, 2007; Hess, 2002; Mountford, 2008), and superintendent tenure often determines the ability of school …
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Dissatisfaction theory and superintendent turnover: An exception to the rule
<p>The cycle of change and superintendent replacement in a public school district was documented and later named Dissatisfaction Theory by Iannaccone and Lutz (1970). Since then there have been multiple studies that have further documented failed relationships between the values of the community, …
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THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF BOARDS OF EDUCATION AND SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS AS REFLECTED IN THE PERCEPTIONS OF MEMBERS OF BOTH GROUPS IN SELECTED SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN ARIZONA
The purpose of this study was to ascertain how school board members and superintendents in Arizona view their own and each other's role and function in the organization and operation of school systems. A second objective was to determine whether the demographic factor of school district locale …
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Shared Superintendency: Expectations and Perceptions of Shared Superintendents and School Board Presidents
… of job performance or job competencies by the superintendent similar or different than the perceptions and expectations of the board presidents of the two or more districts being served by the same superintendent? Procedures: A survey was developed and distributed to 51 superintendents and 102 …
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Superintendent evaluation and other influences on the school board and superintendent relationship: Measuring strength of relationship
<p>As schools in the United States resegregate and federal antipoverty programs lapse, the achievement gap widens once again. What can educational leaders do on their own to reverse this trend in the face of increased state and federal mandates, decreasing school funding, and community resistance …