Shared Decision Making (Part 100.11. Teacher Participation) (folder 3) 1994-1998, 1994-1998

File — Box: 25, Folder: 25

Scope and Contents

Survey Report on the Implementation of the New Compact for Learning by NYS Superintendents, April 8, 1994; letter to Cortese from NYS Council of School Superintendents (NYSCOSS), with attached position paper, "Assessing the Assessments," July 2003 by NYSCOSS Curriculum and Instruction Committee; packet of materials from Wheatland-Chili Federation of Teachers re problems with superintendents not wanting to comply with shared decision making with teachers, June 3, 1997; letter from NYSUT president Hobart to State Education Department, commenting on effectiveness of CR 100.11 in meeting goals of including parents, teachers, and administrators in decision making, February 20, 1998; appeal by president of Indian River Education Association to Commissioner re shared decision making, July 1994; scholarly article; request to local president from Cortese to evaluate whether shared decision making is working in their districts to improve student achievement, November 27, 1995; related correspondence

Dates

1994-1998

Creator

From the Collection: New York State United Teachers (creator, Organization)
From the Collection: Cortese, Antonia (creator, Person)

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

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