Lessons for Urban-District Improvement Outlined
Urban school systems can bring about districtwide instructional improvements and third-party or "intermediary" groups can play a useful role in helping them do it, suggests a RAND Corp. report that tracks three unnamed, big-city districts that set out in the late 1990s...
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