...’ representatives) in four Arab local governments in Israel to elucidate attitudes toward education. Findings The small random sample cannot claim to be representative however worrying problems were revealed: deficient resources in comparison to the Jewish education system; an ineffective political culture...

... programmes and school standards. Details important ways for the Federal Government to contribute without taking control. © MCB UP Limited 1993 Authority Educational administration Local government Public schools Public sector USA 22 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT 7,4...

... the performance indicators of a school. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Consumers Educational administration Government Local government Performance measurement Hierarchy 4 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT 3 , 4 I t may be that a school's performance, under the UK's new provisions...

... in Education: Aspects of Non-teaching Costs in Secondary Schools", makes it clear that the delegation of responsibility to the local level is not a new concept[3] (pp. 48-58). The 1944 Education Act is the basis of the present administrative arrangements between central and local government, and although...

...M.J. Mason The centralised and political pressures on what has traditionally been a local government service are forcing changes, and the relationship between member and officer is also altering. Professor Stewart's article “In Search of the Management of Education” is described as the basis...

... education officer, as head of the department. The education department is, however, part of local government and as such is part of an institution which carries out many other functions and provides many other services. Beyond those functions and services, a local authority can have a concern for its area...