Reform of the System of Education
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- Next year for charter schools. // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;8/15/94, Vol. 21 Issue 35, p43
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- Kansas' 19 two-year colleges soon could get a board of their own. FERGUSON, LEW // Community College Week;01/25/99, Vol. 11 Issue 13, p21
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- Approaches to educational reform. Chi, Keon S. // State Government News;May99, Vol. 42 Issue 4, p38
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- Leavitt is on the right track with but the next step in school reform must be discipline. // Enterprise/Salt Lake City;08/31/98, Vol. 28 Issue 10, p14
Editorial. Focuses on the educational reform initiatives of Utah's governor. Sponsorship of the governor of charter schools; Response of schools boards to the governor's reform efforts.
- A chief state school officer's view of what's needed for comprehensive education reform. Billings, Judith A. // School Psychology Review;1996, Vol. 25 Issue 4, p485
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- Washington does not know best. Bennett, William J.; Alexander, Lamar // Vocational Education Journal;Oct95, Vol. 70 Issue 7, p48
Presents excerpts from the authors' testimony before the House Economic and Educational Opportunity Committee concerning education reform. Direction of federal education policy; Education as a constitutional responsibility of the states; Activities of national officials.
