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Preparing Principals to Raise Student Achievement

Implementation and Effects of the New Leaders Program in Ten Districts — Appendix

by Susan M. Gates, Laura S. Hamilton, Paco Martorell, Susan Burkhauser, Paul Heaton, Ashley Pierson, Matthew D. Baird, Mirka Vuollo, Jennifer J. Li, Diana Catherine Lavery, et al.

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This document presents technical appendixes to supplement the main evaluation report Preparing Principals to Raise Student Achievement: Implementation and Effects of the New Leaders Program in Ten Districts (RR-507-NL).

Table of Contents

  • Appendix A

    Student-Achievement Analysis

  • Appendix B

    Analysis of Principal Survey Data

  • Appendix C

    Principal Attrition

  • Appendix D

    Regional Partnerships

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