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Holding Schools Accountable

Holding Schools Accountable Performance-Based Reform in Education

Helen F. Ladd, ed., Brookings Institution Press 1996 c. 382pp.

Chapter 1: Introduction

PART I: Performance-Based Incentive Programs

Chapter 2: Recognizing and Rewarding Success in Public Schools

Chapter 3: The New Accountability in State Education Reform: From Process to Performance

Chapter 4: Standards-Based School Reform: Policy, Practice, and Performance

Comments on Chapters Two, Three and Four

PART II: Choice and Performance

Chapter 5: School Choice and Student Performance

Chapter 6: The Effects of Private School Vouchers on Schools and Students

Comments on Chapters Five and Six

PART III: Allocation of Funds

Chapter 7: The Allocation of Resources to Special Education and Regular Instruction

Comments on Chapter Seven

Part IV: Costs of Achieving High Performance

Chapter 8: How and Why Money Matters: An Analysis of Alabama Schools

Chapter 9: Economics of School Reform: Three Promising Models

Chapter 10: Alternative Approaches to Measuring the Cost of Education

Comments on Chapters Eight, Nine, and Ten

Conference Participants

Index

Tables

Figures

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