In Washington State, A Welcoming Hand For Women Chiefs
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In Washington
State,
A Welcoming Hand for Women Chiefs |
The number of women named to head school districts in the state
suggests that it is at least outpacing other states when it comes to
the chief executive's job.
Currently, 17 percent of Washington's 296 districts are headed by women, according to the Washington Association of School Administrators. Estimates put the national figure...
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