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Student Achievement
- A+ Schools' Statement: RAND Report on Dropout and Graduation Rates in PPS. July 13, 2006
- Student Attendance and Mobility and the Effect on Student Achievement in Mathematics and Reading
- Accountability Helps Students at Risk (Education Week, April 2003)
- The Arts and School Reform: Lessons and Possibilities from the Annenberg Challenge Arts Projects (Annenberg Institute of School Reform, Feb. 2003)
- Foundations for Success: Case Studies of How Urban School Systems Improve Student Achievement (MDRC for the Council of the Great City Schools, Sept. 2002)
- The Condition of Education - 2003 (The National Center of Education Statistics, June 2003)
- An Impossible Job? The View from the Urban Superintendent's Chair (Center on Reinventing Public Education, July 2003)
- Keeping Kids in School (American School Board Journal, December 2002)
- MINNESOTA EDUCATION: State schools to be rated on new 5-star system (Pioneer Press, July 25, 2003)
- A New Wave of Evidence: The Impact of School, Family and Community Connections on Student Achievement (Southwest Educational Development Laboratory, 2002)
- Standard and Poors Pennsylvania Statewide Highlights (Standard and Poors, June 2003)
- Supporting Early Childhood Initiatives: Legislative Strategies for Everyday People (The Finance Project, June 2003)
- Transforming High Schools into Small Learning Communities (Challenge Journal, Winter, 2002/03)
- Urban Success Stories (Vail, Dec. 2002)
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K-8 Information
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School Leadership: Teachers, Principals and Superintendents
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School Governance
- Big City Mayors' Control of Schools Yields Mixed Results (Education Week, Sept. 2002)
Big City School Boards: Problems and Options (Center on Reinventing Public Education, Dec. 2002)
Chartering: A New Approach for Mayors Seeking to Improve Public Schools (Education Commission of the States, May 2003)
Governing America's Schools: Changing the Rules (Education Commission of the States, Nov. 1999)
Leadership for Student Learning: Restructuring School District Leadership (IEL, Feb. 2001)
Leadership for Student Learning: Urban School Leadership - Different in Kind & Degree (IEL, Sept. 2001)
Local School Boards Under Review: Their Role and Effectiveness in Relation to Students' Academic Achievement (Johns Hopkins University, Jan. 2002)
Looking for Leaders - Urban districts find that the pool of qualified superintendents is shrinking (Stover, Dec. 2002)
Mayoral Influence, New Regimes and Public School Governance (Kirst, 2002)
San Diego's Big Boom: Bureaucracy Supports Culture of Learning (Stanford University, Jan. 2002)
School Boards: Focus on Performance, not Money and Patronage (Hill, Jan. 2003)
Strengthening Urban Boards - School boards must lead the way in reforming city schools (McAdams, Dec. 2002)
Strengthening the Work of School Boards in Pennsylvania (The Education Policy and Leadership Center, March 2004)
Taking Charge - Urban mayors are becoming more involved than ever in school governance. But are their efforts helping to improve education in their cities? (Cook, Dec. 2002)
- Thinking Differently: Recommendations for 21st Century School Board/Superintendent Leadership, Governance and Teamwork for High School Achievement (Goodman and Zimmerman, 2000)
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School Finances
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The Mayor's Commission on Public Education
Keeping the Promise: The Case for Reform in the Pittsburgh Public Schools, Executive Summary (September, 2003)
Keeping the Promise: The Case for Reform in the Pittsburgh Public Schools, Full Report (September, 2003)
RAND's Report on Student Performance in the Pittsburgh Public Schools
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General Education
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Children and Youth Policy
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General Interest
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High School Reform
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Pittsburgh Public Schools
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No Child Left Behind
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A+ Schools
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