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Download full textAmerican Association of School Administrators, Washington, DC. – 1969
Responses from inquiries to the superintendents of 32 urban school systems across the country provided the basis for classifying and evaluating modes of decentralization and extent of community control. Main features of the school systems' operations are reported under nine categories: (1) decentralized decision making with centralized…
Descriptors: Administrators, Bibliographies, Boards of Education, Centralization
Alfred, Richard L. – 1975
Previous and present relationships between colleges and their communities are examined to determine the various forms of intervention, both social and economic, that will shape this relationship in the future. Four forms of community intervention are identified. (1) By its participation in college programs and services, the community is the…
Descriptors: Community Control, Community Influence, Community Involvement, Decision Making
Brown, Roscoe C., Jr. – 1970
Research on District Decentralized Title I ESEA programs reveals conflict among school officials, community representatives, and community agencies. School officials mistrust and poorly communicate with community representatives. Community agencies compete for the economic resources brought by decentralization, while overlooking the main objective…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Administrative Problems, Administrator Responsibility, Community Control
Peer reviewedCharters-Voght, Opal – Canadian Journal of Native Education, 1991
Describes a structured-experiences workshop in which members of the Upper Nicola Band (Okanagan) defined Indian control of Indian education for their own community, and formulated their educational philosophy, goals, and action plans. Provides background on Canadian federal educational policies and the history of education for the Upper Nicola.…
Descriptors: American Indian Education, Canada Natives, Community Control, Community Involvement
Rist, Ray C., Ed. – 1972
The contents of this collection of articles by various authors are organized in two parts. Part I, "Innovations within the present educational system," includes the following articles: "Children and their Caretakers," N.K. Denzin; "Participation, decentralization, community control, and quality education," M.D. Fantini; "Educational Vouchers: a…
Descriptors: Black Dialects, Black Education, Community Control, Community Involvement
Obradovic, Sylvia M. – 1970
The planning of research and other programs in isolation from a concerned community arouses the following concerns in the latter: research on what problems, under whose direction, for whose benefit, and toward what ultimate goal? New models for educational planning and research into which collaboration between the researcher and community at all…
Descriptors: Community Attitudes, Community Control, Community Cooperation, Community Involvement
