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A Vision for the Future: Site-Based Strategic Planning

Jerry J. Herman

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The steps involved in developing a strategic plan at the site level and the importance of scanning the external and internal environment to identify trends that affect the school are discussed here, in the first of a series of articles focusing on school-based management.

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The steps involved in developing a strategic plan at the site level and the importance of scanning the external and internal environment to identify trends that affect the school are discussed here, in the first of a series of articles focusing on school-based management.

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The steps involved in developing a strategic plan at the site level and the importance of scanning the external and internal environment to identify trends that affect the school are discussed here, in the first of a series of articles focusing on school-based management.

Key concepts: Strategic planning, Plan (archaeology), Affect (linguistics), Process management, Business, Political science, Knowledge management, Public relations

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