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Leading the Change: A Comparison of the Principal Supervisor Role in Principal Supervisor Initiative Districts and Other Urban Districts.

Ellen B. Goldring, Laura K. Rogers, Melissa A. Clark

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This report compares the principal supervisor role in 6 urban districts that participated in The Wallace Foundation’s Principal Supervisor Initiative with the role in 48 other urban districts that were not part of the initiative.

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This report compares the principal supervisor role in 6 urban districts that participated in The Wallace Foundation’s Principal Supervisor Initiative with the role in 48 other urban districts that were not part of the initiative.

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This report compares the principal supervisor role in 6 urban districts that participated in The Wallace Foundation’s Principal Supervisor Initiative with the role in 48 other urban districts that were not part of the initiative.

Key concepts: Supervisor, Principal (computer security), Economic growth, Socioeconomics, Geography, Sociology, Economics, Management

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