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Miller, Irving – 1974
Program objectives and fiscal accountability were combined as program budgeting was developed in a local school district. This approach to budgeting increased staff involvement, emphasized the system approach, and improved communications. The budget development process is described and documented through one school year. (Author/DW)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Decision Making, Educational Finance, Educational Objectives
East Allen County Schools, New Haven, IN. – 1975
A management-by-objectives project designed to provide a rational basis for implementing a programming-planning-budgeting evaluation system in the school district is summarized. The project goal was to design and implement an accountability model utilizing participative management as a tool for development. Three organizational phases involved in…
Descriptors: Accountability, Case Studies, Curriculum Evaluation, Educational Administration
Colorado State Dept. of Education, Denver. Cooperative Accountability Project. – 1974
The Maryland State Department of Education participated with the Cooperative Accountability Project (CAP) in an exploratory study of the cost-pricing of educational accountability components. The exploratory study was undertaken to determine the state of the art in cost-pricing of accountability components at the State and local educational levels…
Descriptors: Accountability, Cost Effectiveness, Data Analysis, Educational Research
Howard, Eugene R. – 1974
It is possible for a district to develop a system of accountability that defines appropriate roles for lay citizens, pupils, teachers, administrators, and the board of education. It is not necessary for accountability to be imposed from the State level through mandates requiring Statewide assessments, competency-based teacher certification plans,…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Accountability, Educational Assessment, Elementary Secondary Education
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Florida Univ., Gainesville. Center for Community Needs Assessment. – 1972
A computer simulation model for allocating facilities and physical space is presented as a means of optimally allocating available educational resources. The model allows the decisionmaker to change specific program allocations, system parameters, and other controllable variables in order to determine the effects, both cost and utility, of these…
Descriptors: Building Conversion, Computer Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Educational Planning