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Progress Being Made in Getting a Quality Leader in Every School The Southern Regional Education Board assesses how far 16 states have come in producing high-quality principals.July 1, 2004 report
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State Arts Agencies 1965-2003 This RAND report traces the history of state arts agencies, particularly as government budgets have tightened over time.June 1, 2004 report
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The Public Value of Urban Parks A brief report explores how urban parks can help in everything from creating jobs to supporting public health.June 1, 2004 report
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Understanding Park Usership A brief report shows how urban parks can use survey research to improve their services.June 1, 2004 report
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Urban Parks as Partners in Youth Development A brief report examines the potential of urban parks to provide opportunities to young people.June 1, 2004 report
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The Careers of Public School Administrators The RAND Corporation reviews what states know about their school administrators’ careers and assesses the strengths and limitations of av...June 1, 2004 report
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From Bystander to Ally How can districts turn human resources departments into reform allies that promote learning through good hiring practices?April 1, 2004 report
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Rolling Up Their Sleeves A national survey sheds light on principals’ and superintendents’ views of their capabilities and the obstacles they face.November 1, 2003 report
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Participation in Arts and Culture The Urban Institute looks at how arts groups have successfully used non-traditional venues, such as religious centers, to develop new aud...October 1, 2003 report
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Improving Teaching and Learning by Improving School Leadership A National Governors Association brief describes steps state policymakers can take to improve school principals.September 1, 2003 report
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Making Sense of Leading Schools This report shows why a “one-size-fits-all” view of leadership training and methods does a disservice to both principals and their school...September 1, 2003 report
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