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Frentz, Anne Sutherland – 1976
The purpose of this study was to estimate the costs in both money and teachers' and administrators' time required to implement the School Planning Evaluation and Communication System (SPECS). The primary source of data was the SPECS field test site activities records maintained by the SPECS development team. Costs were calculated for each…
Descriptors: Administrators, Cost Effectiveness, Cost Estimates, Educational Innovation
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Caswell, Jackie Moe – Community College Review, 1983
Describes the Dallas Career Development and Renewal Program of the Dallas County Community College District, which utilizes staff internships, understudies, and special projects for staff development. Covers program history, goals, structures, staff level of participation, project activities, coordination, and costs. (LL)
Descriptors: Administrators, Community Colleges, Faculty Development, Inservice Education
TDR Associates, Inc., Newton, MA. – 1972
In 1970, boarding school enrollments were leveling off and inflationary tremors beginning to register in the financial seismographs of most schools. Recently, the school survival issue has begun to emerge as a subject for serious open debate and private speculation. This handbook advances the ideas that for shortrun survival, many schools will…
Descriptors: Administrators, Budgeting, Cost Effectiveness, Educational Change
Bob, Sharon H.; Lee, R. Jerome – Journal of Student Financial Aid, 1979
Virginia has developed a state training program for student financial aid administrators. It is coordinated with two previously separate programs, is cost efficient, and has resolved the issues of who should train, what materials should be included, when training should be conducted, and where training should occur. (JMD)
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Administrators, Cooperative Programs, Coordination
Roditi, Hannah Finan – 1991
In exploring the integration of school and work, the question arises as to what secondary school programs will cost and who will pay. Jobs for the Future explored strategies that offer a more structured transition from high school to high skills careers for young people who are unlikely to complete college. The youth apprenticeship programs…
Descriptors: Administrators, Apprenticeships, Case Studies, Counseling Services