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Direct linkJabbar, Huriya; Creed, Benjamin – Peabody Journal of Education, 2020
A key goal of school choice policies is to generate competition between schools, which should theoretically drive school leaders to improve their programs to attract and retain students. However, few studies examine how principals actually perceive and define competition. This article empirically examines school leaders' conceptions of competition…
Descriptors: Competition, Charter Schools, Principals, Program Improvement
