This document, created by the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE), provides guidance for newly opening charter schools. This guide can be used to keep track of MDE deadlines, access the reporting calendar and follow the steps necessary to ensure the utilization of all the resources and revenue available from the state. This guidance document…

Research shows that teachers of color can benefit all students, particularly students of color, yet only one in five teachers are individuals of color, compared to more than half of K-12 public school students. Increasing the diversity of educators can not only benefit students, but recruiting, preparing, and retaining more teachers of color who…

States that funds under Title III, which were earmarked for innovative projects at the local level, have been used to finance non-innovative programs; power under Title III originally rested in the federal government; now it has been transferred to state departments of education, which are likely to use funds for all types of programs. (BR)

Recounts the history of the case, its unfolding in court, and the implications of the court's holdings. (IRT)

Management science is defined as the basic process or function of rational decision making. The concept of educational research is expanded to include use of new management techniques developed by the private sector which are adaptable to decision making in the total educational context. Four trends in the field of educational research are briefly…

This study of the impact and function of Title III as perceived by educational leaders was designed to gather information relative to involvement of large school districts, sources of help, and ratings of sources. Questionnaires were sent to a random sample of 50 administrators in school districts throughout New York State. Of the 36 districts…

In New York State, strengthening of its evaluation of educational provision was started with the Elementary and Secondary Education Act Title III; review and training sessions, paid for out of Title III funds, were provided over a three-month period ending in February 1969 for evaluators from the 16 regional centers. This report on educational…

This manual provides a guide to State administrators on the meanings, implications and practices involved in the Title III legislation and legislative changes accompanying it. A base for building accountability into projects and programs is included to assist State educational agencies in their role as educational change agents. The manual is…

OUTLINED IN THIS REPORT ARE PLANS FOR IMPLEMENTING THE DECEMBER 1967 CONGRESSIONAL REQUIREMENT THAT 75 PERCENT OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT, TITLE III FUNDS BE ADMINISTERED BY THE STATES. TITLE III AUTHORIZES FEDERAL FUNDING OF SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL CENTERS AND OTHER INNOVATIVE PROJECTS TO IMPROVE EDUCATION. SPECIFICALLY DISCUSSED…

Assignment of ESEA Title III monies to State agencies mandates a research model for needs assessment to facilitate interstate comparisons and generalizations. Theoretical postulates for and empirical evidence from the Virginia Needs Assessment Project suggest a prototype design, moving in three phases from ideas into program outcomes. Phase I…

This is the second of four appendixes to the Rand study "Federal Programs Supporting Education Change." This appendix deals primarily with Right-To-Read, a federally administered program that funds innovative reading projects in schools that have been nominated by their district. It also contains descriptions of some Elementary Secondary…

The purposes of these guidelines are to clarify the NDEA Title III regulations and to provide further interpretation of Public Law 88-665. They furnish the basis for common understanding of Title III by local school systems, State educational agencies, the U.S. Office of Education, and program auditors and reviewers. Use of the guidelines will…

This publication represents a major attempt by the Massachusetts Department of Education to involve itself in what educators call the "change process" -- using research to help develop solutions to educational problems, and disseminating results to facilitate adoption of those solutions by many schools. Title III provides federal funds…

This is the first of four appendixes to Volume III of the Rand report "Federal Programs Supporting Educational Change." This appendix is a description of Title III of the Elementary Secondary Education Act (ESEA) as it operates at the federal and state levels, together with a description and analysis of factors that contribute to the…