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[Rural School Administrator's Resources.]

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AEL, Inc., Charleston, WV. – 2000

This packet contains resources on five topics relevant to rural school administrators. "Assessing Parent Involvement: A Checklist for Rural Schools": discusses educator beliefs that support successful parent engagement programs, challenges and advantages of rural schools attempting to involve parents and community, and aspects of…

Descriptors: Check Lists, Community Involvement, Community Resources, Educational Facilities Planning

Handbook for Indian Parent Committees.

Miller, Louise; Gelardi, Sal – 1980

The 1980 handbook defines parental involvement and elaborates on the functions and authority of parent committees. Funding sources which are most likely to require American Indian parent committees are identified as: Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Title I; Johnson-O'Malley; and Indian Education, Title IV-A. Information is provided on:…

Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Advisory Committees, American Indians, Check Lists

The Development of a Culturally Fair Model for the Early Identification and Selection of Gifted Children.

Storlie, Theodore R.; And Others – 1978

A two-stage model for early identification and selection of gifted children in kindergarden through grade 3 was successfully developed for the Walker Full-time Gifted Program in the Flint, Michigan Community Schools. Using the Nominative Group Process of interactive decision-making, project participants, school administrators, school…

Descriptors: Admission Criteria, Advanced Programs, Check Lists, Community Involvement