Regulatory Flexibility In Schools: What Happens When Schools Are Allowed To Change The Rules?
57 pagesENnewJul 1995
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Studies the experiences of states that had provided schools regulatory flexibility.
Describes state regulatory flexibility efforts, how schools used flexibility to attempt improvement.
Determines what accountability systems states have implemented to ensure that children benefit from these efforts & how these efforts affected children with special needs.
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