What Does It Cost to Educate California's Students? : A Professional Judgement Approach. Technical Report. Appendices. Getting Down to Facts II /

What Does It Cost to Educate California's Students? : A Professional Judgement Approach. Technical Report. Appendices. Getting Down to Facts II / Jesse Levin, Iliana Brodziak de los Reyes and Drew Atchison.

This document contains the following nine appendixes of the main report, "What Does It Cost to Educate California's Students? A Professional Judgment Approach. Technical Report. Getting Down to Facts II": (1) Professional Judgement Panel General Instructions; (2) Professional Judgemen...

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Main Authors: Levin, Jesse, de los Reyes, Iliana Brodziak (Author), Atchison, Drew (Author), Manship, Karen (Author), Arellanes, Melissa (Author), Hu, Lynn (Author)
Corporate Authors: Stanford University, Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE), American Institutes for Research (AIR), American Institutes for Research
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 2018.
Subjects:
Program Design.
Statistics.
School Funds.
Funding Formulas.
Public Schools.
School Districts.
Accountability.
Models.
State Standards.
Elementary Secondary Education.
Educational Resources.
Student Costs.
State Departments of Education.
Academic Achievement.
Outcomes of Education.
School District Autonomy.
Special Education.
Poverty.
English Language Learners.
Enrollment.
Expenditure per Student.
At Risk Students.
Rural Schools.
Leadership Effectiveness.
Students with Disabilities.
Educational Change.
Educational Finance.
Student Needs.
School District Spending.
Comparative Analysis.
Position Papers.
Strategic Planning.
Educational Objectives.
Costs.

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