Sentences with phrase «sustained school reform effort»

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Cities look for a savior to transform their school systems, lasting reform takes a sustained, community - wide effort

Even as school districts around California and the nation come under pressure to sustain existing reforms and introduce new ones, budget cuts are threatening to slow or halt those reform efforts.

With fewer resources, public schools that are already struggling may be hard - pressed to sustain their infrastructure, let alone advance reform efforts designed to boost student achievement.

«Our research indicates that if a school is going to sustain reform efforts, there must be a bottom - up leadership framework that is collaborative and shared by all education stakeholders,» added Simmons.

The American Association of School Administrators recently released a survey of superintendents that showed that while most believe there is a role for competitive grants, most also worry about over-investment in those grants at the expense of more stable dollars that districts can depend upon to sustain reform efforts.

As reform - minded governors of both parties could use the federal presence (both in the form of Race or the No Child Left Behind Act) to sustain their efforts, so can counterparts in school districts in their face - offs with NEA and AFT locals.

I can think of four studies that linked parent involvement to the school's effectiveness in implementing a reform and I can think of one study that linked the lack of parental support and that reform effort's failure to get implemented or to be sustained in the schools.

The end result was a school community that was unlikely to garner the adult effort required to initiate and sustain reform.

Los Angeles Public Schools have been working since 2005 to reform discipline, showing that this issue requires sustained effort.