School Leadership

School leadership is second only to teaching among school-related factors affecting student learning. That means effective principals are vital to public schools, especially those in underserved areas.

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School Leadership

Are SREB States Making Progress? Tapping, Preparing This study analyzes 16 states’ efforts to improve principal training.
March 1, 2002 report
School Leadership

Searching for a Superhero This guide for education journalists discusses major issues in the search for effective principals.
January 1, 2002 report
School Leadership

Absence Unexcused This Urban Institute report evaluates Pathways to Teaching Careers, a model developed by The Wallace Foundation to attract and train nont...
December 12, 2001 report
School Leadership

Trying to Stay Ahead of the Game | Wallace Foundation This revealing national survey looks at the opportunities and difficulties school leaders face and ways their situations could be improve...
November 1, 2001 report
School Leadership

Preparing New Breed of School Principals This report identifies 12 characteristics of effective principals and suggests ways to cultivate high-quality leaders.
April 1, 2001 report
School Leadership

Leading School Improvement A review of research literature examines what leaders should know and be able to do to produce gains in student achievement.
March 1, 2001 report
School Leadership

Building an Innovative Curriculum to Prepare New Teachers This guide can help school districts and universities design ways to recruit, certify and place teachers from nontraditional backgrounds....
February 20, 2001 report
School Leadership

Recruiting, Preparing, and Retaining Teachers for America's Schools A report looks at how Wallace’s Pathways to Teaching Careers initiative could be a model for teacher development for hard-to-staff school...
June 28, 1997 report

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