"A Management Study of the Central Administration" offers a detailed examination of administrative practices within the Boston School Committee during the early 1970s. This study provides insights into the organizational structure, management strategies, and operational challenges faced by a large urban school system. Exploring the dynamics of educational administration, this book is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of managing public institutions and implementing effective policies.
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