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For personal use only. Howard Smith, Superintendent of Schools Public Schools of the Tarrytowns, Sleepy Hollow, NY New and current superintendents, or prospective school leaders should read this book. I think the authors tied in a lot of leadership theory and practices that would compliment individual styles of school superintendents. Proven tools for data-driven school improvement! The authors? Today?s superintendent needs an effective tool to help steer the school district to success. Where to begin and where best to allocate resources become critical questions as the NCLB legislation, budgets, standards and assessment, changing demographics, and public engagement are brought into the picture. Written for current and future superintendents, principals, school board members and teachers, this valuable guide is divided into nine sections--each offering ideas to implement, practical lessons, exercises, and questions for reflective practice. Though it is helpful to know that resource reallocation process using examples from the schools that they have studied, as well as schools that they have studied, as well as schools that they have studied, as well as schools that they have studied, as well as schools that others have studied. For personal use only. Having a resource to turn to in an effort to mitigate the trial and error nature of our approaches in dealing with the challenges of today's superintendency provides a compelling reason to pick up the book. All rights reserved. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. EachFor personal use only. Howard Smith, Superintendent of Schools Public Schools of the Tarrytowns, Sleepy Hollow, NY New and current superintendents, or prospective school leaders should read this book. I think the authors tied in a lot of leadership theory and practices that would compliment individual styles of school superintendents. Proven tools for data-driven school improvement! The authors? Today?s superintendent needs an effective tool to help steer the school district to success. Where to begin and where best to allocate resources become critical questions as the NCLB legislation, budgets, standards and assessment, changing demographics, and public engagement are brought into the picture. Written for current and future superintendents, principals, school board members and teachers, this valuable guide is divided into nine sections--each offering ideas to implement, practical lessons, exercises, and questions for reflective practice. Though it is helpful to know that resource reallocation process using examples from the schools that they have studied, as well as schools that they have studied, as well as schools that they have studied, as well as schools that they have studied, as well as schools that others have studied. For personal use only. Having a resource to turn to in an effort to mitigate the trial and error nature of our approaches in dealing with the challenges of today's superintendency provides a compelling reason to pick up the book. All rights reserved. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. Each

































































