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Salazar, Laura Gardner – Youth Theatre Journal, 1986
Examines problems that both professional and university youth theatre programs share, namely, concerns about finances, personnel, facilities, artistic quality, and public relations. Discusses how all of these problems may, in reality, be financial problems. (JD)
Descriptors: Drama, Elementary Education, Financial Problems, Program Administration

Raffel, Jeffrey A. – Urban Education, 1976
This analysis of the Follow Through program as attempted in Wilmington suggests that the implementation of the experimental treatment is problematic at best, that quantitative analysis of the national results of this quasi-experimental program may provide us with information that is of limited validity and utility, and that the call to treat…
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Compensatory Education, Elementary Education, Program Administration
Kimbrough, Jackie; Hill, Paul T. – 1981
To gather empirical evidence about the effects of multiple federal programs on school and school district operations, researchers interviewed teachers, principals, and categorical program coordinators at 24 elementary schools in eight districts across the nation. All the schools had four or more federal categorical programs and were known to be…
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Categorical Aid, Conflict, Coordination
Ellis, Jeanine – 1984
Since its inception 20 years ago, adult basic education (ABE) has been implemented successfully at the state and local levels. The statute that originally authorized ABE has proven successful largely because of three factors--its tractability, its ability to structure implementation, and its success in gaining both sovereign and media support…
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Adult Basic Education, Cost Effectiveness, Delivery Systems