Examines and describes the extent of regionalization in the administration of public education in Canada. Focus is on the features of regional offices of education. (Author/DN))

This paper offers a variety of perspectives that can be used to consider the question of the relationships that are likely to develop between each new National Institute of Education (NIE) sponsored regional institution and other educational institutions in its region. Three broad logical structures that may help illuminate the question are…

This volume of the study discusses different examples of educational cooperation and includes descriptions of several specific forms of interagency cooperation that have been developed in different States. Special attention is devoted to models of educational networks, including information networks in California, Texas, and Massachusetts and…

Recent years have witnessed the creation of numerous Regional Educational Service Agencies (RESA), legally constituted agencies which serve specific educational needs for a pool of local school districts. A recent survey of RESA administrators examines these agencies according to size, purpose, and the populations they serve. Most frequently,…

THE COUNTY SCHOOL ORGANIZATION IN CALIFORNIA HAS PERMITTED SOME PIONEERING INTERDISTRICT PROGRAMS TO DEVELOP, AND HAS DEMONSTRATED THE EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE APPROACH. IN SOME AREAS OF THE STATE WHERE COUNTY BOUNDARIES HAVE IMPOSED LIMITATIONS, OPERATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR PROVIDING SPECIAL SERVICES HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED ON A MULTICOUNTY…

In order to achieve an understanding of the present and future role of the Cooperative Education Service Agency (CESA), in Wisconsin, this chapter first places the development of that agency in its historical perspective. The programs and services CESAs provide today, as well as those they could provide, are then set forth in some detail. Next,…