Toward a New Grand Bargain: Collaborative Approaches to Labor-Management Reform in Massachusetts

Education and Literacy, Employment and Labor

Toward a New Grand Bargain: Collaborative Approaches to Labor-Management Reform in Massachusetts

Proposes interest-based collective bargaining, as opposed to traditional adversarial negotiations, and empowering teachers, staff, and principals as a way to enable unions to play a critical role in improving education and closing the achievement gap.

August 1970

Geographic Focus: North America-United States (Northeastern)-Massachusetts

What's Trust Got To Do With It?

Community and Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Parenting and Families

What's Trust Got To Do With It?

Based on focus groups with parents, explores why school turnaround options such as closing failing schools and replacing principals and staff provoke community opposition. Outlines ways for leaders to build trust, address concerns, and engage parents.

August 1970

Geographic Focus: North America-United States

Competing for School Improvement Dollars: State Grant-Making Strategies

Education and Literacy, Government Reform

Competing for School Improvement Dollars: State Grant-Making Strategies

Outlines early findings about the the revamped School Improvement Grant program's impact on states and three approaches to evaluating district and school grant applications, including the use of external reviewers and cutoff scores. Makes recommendations.

August 1970

Geographic Focus: North America-United States (Midwestern)-Illinois, North America-United States (Southern)-Louisiana, North America-United States (Northeastern)-Vermont

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