When exploring the relationship between states and the federal government, analysts have examined the strategic value of a differential approach as well as the political issues involved. This paper explores those themes in examining state differential treatment of districts under four major headings: (1) the tensions between uniformity and differential treatment in the evolution of the state role in education policy; (2) the various forms of differential treatment; (3) "nw pressures leading to the use of differential treatment st,,-,egies; and (4) the effectiveness of differentia: treatment. The fifth, concluding section addresses implications for policy and research. It is implied that differential treatment strategies should be tailo...
Current school funding systems established by many states are resulting in widespread disparities in...
This issue of CPRE Policy Briefs Identifies five challenges that confront educators and policymakers...
In this policy brief, we discuss implications of the use of school-level reform designs for state an...
Drawing on a review of literature and telephone interviews of state agency staff in 25 states, the p...
When New Jersey passed the Quality Education Act to equalize expenditures between rich and poor scho...
The great diversity existing in most state systems of elementary and secondary education has increas...
Instructional policy reforms that focus on standards and assessments have gained popularity in the l...
For the past several years, researchers at the Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE) ha...
Although public education is a constitutional responsibility of state government, state policymakers...
More and more legislatures are introducing program consolidation to assist districts anxious to incr...
This brief focuses on design issues surrounding policies aimed at decentralization, drawing from thr...
This report presents detailed state-by-state descriptions of the range of state policies affected by...
Although public education is a constitutional responsibility of state government, state policymakers...
Relationships between state government and school districts reflect long-standing tensions involving...
Plans, to 11 school districts. The grants and their local effects provide an opportunity to examine ...
Current school funding systems established by many states are resulting in widespread disparities in...
This issue of CPRE Policy Briefs Identifies five challenges that confront educators and policymakers...
In this policy brief, we discuss implications of the use of school-level reform designs for state an...
Drawing on a review of literature and telephone interviews of state agency staff in 25 states, the p...
When New Jersey passed the Quality Education Act to equalize expenditures between rich and poor scho...
The great diversity existing in most state systems of elementary and secondary education has increas...
Instructional policy reforms that focus on standards and assessments have gained popularity in the l...
For the past several years, researchers at the Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE) ha...
Although public education is a constitutional responsibility of state government, state policymakers...
More and more legislatures are introducing program consolidation to assist districts anxious to incr...
This brief focuses on design issues surrounding policies aimed at decentralization, drawing from thr...
This report presents detailed state-by-state descriptions of the range of state policies affected by...
Although public education is a constitutional responsibility of state government, state policymakers...
Relationships between state government and school districts reflect long-standing tensions involving...
Plans, to 11 school districts. The grants and their local effects provide an opportunity to examine ...
Current school funding systems established by many states are resulting in widespread disparities in...
This issue of CPRE Policy Briefs Identifies five challenges that confront educators and policymakers...
In this policy brief, we discuss implications of the use of school-level reform designs for state an...