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Peer reviewedBanach, William J. – School Management, 1971
Descriptors: Computers, Public Relations, School Budget Elections, Voter Registration
Peer reviewedBanach, William J.; Franks, Cass – Journal of Educational Communication, 1977
Specific factors that characterized successful 1976 election campaigns in Michigan school districts. (MLF)
Descriptors: Community Support, Elementary Secondary Education, School Budget Elections, School Community Relationship
Peer reviewedBanach, William J.; Franks, Cass – Journal of Educational Communication, 1977
School financial elections are won by analyzing what people know and need to know about the ballot issue; developing a ballot issue that is salable; then organizing, planning, financing, communicating, and finally evaluating to see what went right and what went wrong in the campaign. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Community Study, Elementary Secondary Education, Local Issues, Needs Assessment
Peer reviewedBanach, William J.; Franks, Cass – Journal of Educational Communication, 1977
Methods and sample forms for postelection analysis and preelection surveys are supplied. Other guides include a campaign organization chart, a 12-week campaign calendar, an illustration of a proposed tax increase, and a list of 100 questions that must be answered before final plans for the issue are made. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Community Study, Elementary Secondary Education, Local Issues, Planning
Download full textBanach, William J.; Westley, Lawrence – 1972
This paper describes a successful financial election campaign that used a combination of computer technology and public relations techniques. Analysis, determination of needs, development of strategy, organization, finance, communication, and evaluation are given as the steps to be taken for a successful school financial campaign. The authors…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Computers, Educational Finance, Parent Attitudes
