An Investigation of the Worth of Educational Lay Advisory Committees in the State of Washington
William Gallacher
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William Gallacher
Abstract
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It was the purpose of this study (1) to get the opinions of a sampling of superintendents in this state concerning the worth of their educational lay advisory committees; (2) to get similar opinions from lay persons serving on educational lay advisory committees; and (3) to compare the end results of these opinions and attempt to determine the work of lay committees.
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It was the purpose of this study (1) to get the opinions of a sampling of superintendents in this state concerning the worth of their educational lay advisory committees; (2) to get similar opinions from lay persons serving on educational lay advisory committees; and (3) to compare the end results of these opinions and attempt to determine the work of lay committees.
Key concepts: State (computer science), Advisory committee, Political science, Public administration, Computer science, Algorithm