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Mon, 16 Mar 1998 00:00
Conference> Shared School Decision Making
Author: KW
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 00:00
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Conference Announcement:
"Shared School Decision-Making" is a one-day symposium to examine the
development of school councils across Canada and learn from their
experiences. Also on the program will be a presentation about school
councils in New Zealand, where school-based management has been part of
the public education system for eight years.
Can school councils help create more successful and accountable public
schools? How do they work in practice? What does the research tell us
about the conditions necessary for successful school-based
management?
Date: Saturday April 4,1998
Location:Judge White Theatre, Robson Square Conference Centre,
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Registration: http://www.saee.bc.ca/regform.html or email:
hraham@wkpowerlink.com for further information.
Program includes:
Janet Kelly, New Zealand School Trustees Association
New Zealand's Experience with Self-Managed Schools
Dr. Alice Collins, Memorial University,
Newfoundland Shared School Decision-Making:
A Canadian Overview
Pearl Gregor, Alberta Education
Elizabeth Dobrovolsky, Alberta Home and School Councils Association
The Alberta School Councils Experience
Bill Robson, Ontario Parent Councils
The Birth of School Councils in Ontario
Conference presented by:
"The Society for the Advancement of Excellence in Education"
52-1020 Lanfranco Road,
Kelowna, B.C. V1W 3W7.
Phone: (250)-717-1163
http://www.saee.bc.ca
SAEE is a Canadian non-profit charity which provides non-partisan
education research and information to policy-makers, education partners
and the public.
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