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PR for school board members a guide for members of boards of education and school administrators to improve and strengthen school information programs

By Bagin, Don.
Arlington, Va. American Association of School Administrators 1975 .
ix, 67 p. 22 cm..

How a school board operates

By Brodinsky, Ben.
Bloomington, Ind. Phi Delta Kappa Educational Foundation 1977 .
38 p. 18 cm..
0873670884

The law governing school board members and school board meetings

By Garber, Lee Orville.
Danville, Ill. Interstate Printers and Publishers 1963 .
96 p. 17 cm..

Tort and contractual liability of school districts and school boards

By Garber, Lee Orville.
Danville, Ill. The Interstate 1963 .
vii, 105 p. 18 cm..

The law governing school board members and school board meetings

By Garber, Lee Orville.
Danville, Ill. Interstate Printers and Publishers 1963 .
96 p. 17 cm..

The school board.

By Goldhammer, Keith..
New York Center for Applied Research in Education 1964 .
xi, 114 p. , 920912

Community control of schools

Washington Brookings Institution 1970 .
x, 318 p. , 920912 0815752245

Local school boards: organization and practices.

By White, Alpheus Lee.
[Washington] U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education: [for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1962 .
vii, 103 p. , "OE-23023." 24 cm..

Evaluating statewide boards

San Francisco Jossey-Bass 1975 .
vi, 114 p. 24 cm..

El Crisol de la participación investigación sobre la participación en consejos escolares de centro

Madrid Editorial Escuela Española 1997 .
271 p. , Cover subtitle: Estudio etnográfico sobre la participación en consejos escolares de centro. | Includes bibliographical references. 24 cm..
8433107542

How not to be a terrible school board member lessons for school administrators and board members

By Mayer, Richard E..
Thousand Oaks, Calif. Corwin 2011 .
xviii, 137 p. , Machine generated contents note: PrefaceAbout the AuthorAcknowledgmentsI. Terrible District teamwork1. Humiliate a District Employee in Public2. Negotiate in Public3. Attack the Administration in Print4. Micromanage the Superintendent5. Never Question the Administration6. Solicit Complaints from Teachers and Staff7. Ask for Special TreatmentII. Terrible Board Teamwork8. Disrespect a Fellow Board Member9. Speak for the Board10. Build Coalitions11. Abstain on Tough Votes12. Be Decisive, Don't Compromise13. Come Unprepared to a Board Meeting14. Do Too Much HomeworkIII. Terrible Public Relations15. Represent Your Supporters16. Minimize Public Input17. Run Your Own District Survey18. Argue with a Hostile Speaker19. Confide in a Reporter20. Garner Public Support21. Sign a PetitionIV. Terrible Personal Style22. Ignore Minor Conflicts of Interest23. Take Political Stands24. Use the District's Credit Card25. Remember Your Political Party26. Do a Favor27. Accept Gifts28. Radiate Negative EnergyEpilogueIndex. 26 cm..
9781412997935 (pbk.)