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Gleason, Sonia Caus; And Others – Educational Leadership, 1996
In 1992 and 1993, the Boston Public Schools and Boston Teachers' Union contracts established school-based management as a schoolwide policy. Now Boston's school-site councils are focusing on varied educational improvement issues, including educational missions, effective teaching strategies, genuine parent involvement, a student-centered…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Elementary Secondary Education, Institutional Mission, Parent Participation

Garmston, Robert; Wellman, Bruce – Educational Leadership, 1995
Information from quantum mechanics, chaos theory, fractal geometry, and the new biology can help educators rethink school-improvement approaches. Chaos and order exist simultaneously. Adaptability, the central operating principle of successful organizations, stems from five human energy fields: efficacy, flexibility, craftsmanship, consciousness,…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Chaos Theory, Educational Improvement, Efficiency

Pasch, Marvin; Greene, Bert I. – Educational Leadership, 1984
The decision by a Reagan administration appointee to terminate funding of 13 validated projects illustrates the influence of politics on policy. (Author)
Descriptors: Court Litigation, Curriculum Evaluation, Decision Making, Educational Policy

Schlecty, Philip C.; And Others – Educational Leadership, 1988
The Jefferson County (Kentucky) Public Schools have a long-term plan for "inventing" schools that will offer excellent programs for students, induct new faculty members, and serve as "exemplars of practice." (Author/TE)
Descriptors: Educational Innovation, Educational Planning, Elementary Secondary Education, Instructional Improvement
Hamilton, Joan; Johnston, Sheryl; Marshall, Jane; Shields, Carolyn – Educational Leadership, 2006
Four dissimilar schools each respond to a learning challenge by questioning set-in-stone thinking and taking risks. A K-8 school in Toronto bypasses the traditional--and problematic--long summer vacation to follow a balanced calendar model. Students attend school year-round with two-week breaks scattered throughout the year; both remedial and…
Descriptors: Elementary Schools, School Schedules, High Schools, Teaching Models

Brandt, Ron – Educational Leadership, 1993
Restructuring is changing the system of rules, roles, and relationships that govern the use of time, people, space, knowledge, and technology. The teacher's new role is inventing engaging work. The school board's role is educating the community about school conditions. The superintendent's role is influencing stakeholder decision making. Without…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Boards of Education, Change Agents, Decision Making

Fege, Arnold F. – Educational Leadership, 2000
Instead of inviting public engagement, the current educational system reinforces a hierarchical, bureaucratic pattern that gives neither students nor parents an official voice. Today's parents are demanding, more market-oriented, and organizing on the Internet. Strategies for fully involving parents in improvements for the common good are…
Descriptors: Accountability, Advocacy, Change Strategies, Citizenship Responsibility

Hansen, J. Merrell; Childs, John – Educational Leadership, 1998
Orem (Utah) High School is a suburban, predominantly white high school that consciously strives to create a welcoming atmosphere, where students are treated with respect, programs are varied and innovative, and fun and participative decision making are highly valued. The school's participation in the National Network for Educational Renewal has…
Descriptors: College School Cooperation, Educational Environment, Educational Innovation, High Schools

Hawthorne, Rebecca Killen – Educational Leadership, 1986
Describes the success of an experienced middle school teacher in balancing her professional and personal values with organizational obligations and responsibilites to students. Encourages administrators to support teachers in the construction, evaluation, and revision of the classroom curriculum and to provide more collegial exchange opportunities…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Curriculum Development, Decision Making, Interschool Communication

Sergiovanni, Thomas J. – Educational Leadership, 1982
Based on the theory that leadership skills receive too much attention and leadership goals and ideals too little, this article outlines the "10-P" model of leadership: prerequisites (leadership skills); perspectives, principles, platform, and politics (leadership antecedents); purposing, planning, persisting, and "peopling"…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Characteristics, Administrator Role, Decision Making

Strong, Richard; And Others – Educational Leadership, 1986
Distinguishing between teaching "styles" and teaching "strategies" is important in effective implementation of staff development programs. New strategies--specific techniques for enhancing learning--can provide teachers with (1) new visions of their content areas, their students, and themselves and (2) opportunities for creativity and autonomy in…
Descriptors: Creative Teaching, Decision Making, Educational Objectives, Educational Strategies