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Baird, Robert N.; Landon, John H. – Education and Urban Society, 1972
Descriptors: Community Control, Decentralization, School Districts, Teacher Salaries
Ravitch, Diane – New York Affairs, 1973
The Fuentes case demonstrated how the community's rights could be subverted by a purposeful faction; the Canarsie case showed how unchecked local control could damage children's rights. Successful decentralization requires the central board to assert its authority to prevent the arbitrary exercise of local power. (EH)
Descriptors: Community Control, Decentralization, Governance, School Community Relationship
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Ornstein, Allan C. – NASSP Bulletin, 1975
This article provides data on the decentralization of seven large U. S. school systems, explaining when and how it came about. (Editor)
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Community Control, Decentralization, Educational Facilities Design
Krug, Mark M. – Phi Delta Kappan, 1974
Veteran principals are among the victims of "community control," Chicago style. Presents a chapter from the "Krug Report" published by the Chicago Tribune, with observations, inpressions, and educated insights based on many interviews, visits, and long-time contacts with schools. Attempts to help the public better understand…
Descriptors: Community Control, Decentralization, Principals, Racial Factors
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O'Shea, David – Education and Urban Society, 1975
The future stability of the Los Angeles school district as a single entity is questioned. Various problems that add instability to the system's present decentralization plans are discussed. Among them are achievement and academic performance. (Author/AM)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Accountability, Community Control, Decentralization
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Pilo, Marvin R. – Education and Urban Society, 1975
Political developments with respect to two public school systems are examined in terms of two theoretical models. When viewed from the analytical perspective used here, similarities between the two cities with respect to progress in decentralization begin to emerge.
Descriptors: Accountability, Community Control, Comparative Analysis, Decentralization
Wilson, Charles E. – Soc Policy, 1970
Article appeared in a slightly revised form in a book entitled: Schools Against Children: The Case for Community Control," edited by Annette T. Rubinstein, and published in April, 1970. Recounts the conflicts surrounding the 1968-69 policies and operations of a demonstration school district in Harlem. (RJ)
Descriptors: Black Education, Community Control, Decentralization, Demonstration Programs
Cibulka, James G. – 1974
The movement toward school decentralization in Chicago is best described as a strategy of incrementalism. It has proceeded along separate fronts--administrative decentralization, district and school advisory councils, and a special experimental district. This paper describes the extent to which these developments have progressed. It also seeks to…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Community Control, Decentralization, Educational Research
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Gittell, Marilyn – Journal of Social Issues, 1970
Analyzes why, as the process of decision-making has been centralized by school bureaucracies, and as professional educators have gained power, public education has become a closed social institution neither accountable nor responsible to the citizens it serves. (JM)
Descriptors: Accountability, Community Control, Decentralization, Educational Policy
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Boyd, William L.; O'Shea, David W. – Education and Urban Society, 1975
A sequential model of events that commonly precedes the emergence of demands of community control is proposed. Responses of district authorities to the control demand is then interpreted within the framework of several theoretical models.
Descriptors: Community Control, Conceptual Schemes, Decentralization, Organizational Theories
Los Angeles City Schools, CA. Office of Education and Management Assessment. – 1972
A major component of the decentralization concept has been the focus on the participation of community, staff, and students in the process of educational decision making. On June 28, 1971, the Los Angeles City Board of Education mandated that a school-community advisory council be established in every regular elementary and secondary school in the…
Descriptors: Advisory Committees, Citizen Participation, Community Control, Community Involvement
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Peterson, Paul E. – Education and Urban Society, 1975
Summarizes the organizational process and political bargaining models of policy change, and considers the rational decision-making model as an alternative. Models are interrelated with each other to show how each reveals a dimension of the politics of school decentralization. (Author/AM)
Descriptors: Boards of Education, Community Control, Conceptual Schemes, Decentralization
American Association of School Administrators, Washington, DC. – 1969
Responses from inquiries to the superintendents of 32 urban school systems across the country provided the basis for classifying and evaluating modes of decentralization and extent of community control. Main features of the school systems' operations are reported under nine categories: (1) decentralized decision making with centralized…
Descriptors: Administrators, Bibliographies, Boards of Education, Centralization
Hughes, Phillip, Ed.; Mulford, William, Ed. – 1978
The state of New South Wales (NSW) ceded the Canberra area to the Commonwealth in 1911 as the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), but maintained responsibility for education in the region until 1974, when the territory became responsible for its own educational system. ACT's Independent Education Authority came into being in large part as the…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Community Action, Community Control, Community Role
Pilo, Marvin R. – 1974
System-wide school decentralization is now implemented both in New York City and in Detroit. It is important, therefore, to inquire into alternative explanations of the origins of the school decentralization movement with a view to constructing models of school organizational behavior and change which may have utility either to other school…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Case Studies, Community Control, Decentralization
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