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Peer reviewedCuttance, Peter – Studies in Educational Evaluation, 1994
This paper provides an analysis of approaches to quality assurance and of the management of quality in general management literature and considers its application to public education systems. Key components of a fully integrated approach to quality assurance and quality management for school systems are listed. (SLD)
Descriptors: Administration, Educational Change, Elementary Secondary Education, Integrated Activities
Peer reviewedMorrill, William A. – Future of Children, 1992
The current tripartite system of human services delivery (education, health, and social services) is unable to deal with children with multiple problems in an effective, coordinated way due to fragmentation, specialization, and complexity. Reorganizing the current system by linking or integrating services could provide many advantages, as…
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, Ancillary School Services, Children, Delivery Systems
Peer reviewedLevy, Janet E.; Shepardson, William – Future of Children, 1992
Describes goals, beneficiaries, offerings, locations, and providers of six current school-linked service efforts. Identifies several integrating elements needed for systemic reforms to make school-linked services produce more successful outcomes for children and families. Programmatic initiatives must complement deep-reaching changes in ways…
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, Ancillary School Services, Delivery Systems, Economically Disadvantaged


