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  1. Instructional Leadership Plus : Central Office Leaders Rethink the Principalship
  2. School Districts’ Use of Talent Analytics: Barriers and Possibilities
  3. Assistant Principals and the Leadership Pathway: Diversity, Equity, and Effectiveness
  4. Opening the black box of leadership coaching: an examination of coaching behaviors
  5. Editors’ Introduction
  6. Increasing principals’ time on instructional leadership: exploring the SAM® process
  7. Perspectives on Magnet Schools
  8. Restructuring Instructional Leadership: How Multiple-Measure Teacher Evaluation Systems Are Redefining the Role of the School Principal
  9. Innovation in Charter Schools
  10. Principal Supervisors and the Challenge of Principal Support and Development
  11. Teachers’ Academic Focus on Learning in Charter and Traditional Public Schools 1
  12. Dilemmas of Prescriptive Practices and Perceived Alignment in Program Implementation
  13. Teacher peer excellence groups (TPEGs)
  14. Bringing Student Responsibility to Life: Avenues to Personalizing High Schools for Student Success
  15. Using Teacher Effectiveness Data for Information-Rich Hiring
  16. Central Office Supports for Data-Driven Talent Management Decisions
  17. A test-retest analysis of the Vanderbilt Assessment for Leadership in Education in the USA
  18. Conceptualizing Essential Components of Effective High Schools
  19. An Examination of the Benefits, Limitations, and Challenges of Conducting Randomized Experiments With Principals
  20. Bottling fog? The quest for instructional management
  21. Leadership Evaluation and Assessment
  22. Make Room Value Added
  23. Multisource Principal Evaluation Data
  24. Predicting the gap: perceptual congruence between American principals and their teachers’ ratings of leadership effectiveness
  25. Leadership Coaching and Feedback
  26. Erratum to: A known group analysis validity study of the Vanderbilt Assessment of Leadership in Education in US elementary and secondary schools
  27. A known group analysis validity study of the Vanderbilt Assessment of Leadership in Education in US elementary and secondary schools
  28. Implementation of a Coaching Program for School Principals
  29. A longitudinal study of principals' activities and student performance
  30. Setting Proficiency Standards for School Leadership Assessment
  31. Leadership Practice in the Context of U.S. School Choice Reform
  32. School innovation in district context: Comparing traditional public schools and charter schools
  33. Instructional Leadership in Charter Schools: Is There an Organizational Effect or Are Leadership Practices the Result of Faculty Characteristics and Preferences?
  34. Assessing the Validity of an Annual Survey for Measuring Principal Leadership Practice
  35. Investigating the Validity and Reliability of the Vanderbilt Assessment of Leadership in Education
  36. The Influence of Local Conditions on Social Service Partnerships, Parent Involvement, and Community Engagement in Neighborhood Schools
  37. Latino Parents’ Choice of Magnet School: How School Choice Differs Across Racial and Ethnic Boundaries
  38. Instructional Conditions in Charter Schools and Students’ Mathematics Achievement Gains
  39. Developing a Psychometrically Sound Assessment of School Leadership: The VAL-ED as a Case Study
  40. The Evaluation of Principals: What and How Do States and Urban Districts Assess Leadership?
  41. The Changing Context of K–12 Education Administration: Consequences for Ed.D. Program Design and Delivery
  42. School context and individual characteristics: what influences principal practice?
  43. Parent preferences and parent choices: the public–private decision about school choice
  44. Leadership for learning: a research-based model and taxonomy of behaviors1
  45. Schooling Closer to Home: Desegregation Policy and Neighborhood Contexts
  46. Modeling Creative and Courageous School Leadership Through District-Community-University Partnerships
  47. Transition Leadership in a Shifting Policy Environment
  48. The Role of Legislation in Educational Decentralization: The Case of Israel and Britain
  49. Sustaining Teacher Commitment: The Role of Professional Communities
  50. Organizing the Field Toimprove Research Oneducational Administration
  51. How Principals of Autonomous Schools in Israel View Implementation of Decentralization and Restructuring Policy: Risks, Rights, and Wrongs
  52. Are Magnet Schools More Equitable? An Analysis of the Disciplinary Rates of African American and White Students in Cincinnati Magnet and Nonmagnet Schools
  53. Reasons for parental choice of urban schools
  54. GENDER DIFFERENCES AMONG TEACHERS IN JEWISH SCHOOLS: Findings from Three Communities
  55. A conversation about professionalism and community
  56. Parent‐teacher participation in the context of school governance
  57. BACKGROUND AND TRAINING OF TEACHERS IN JEWISH SCHOOLS: CURRENT STATUS AND LEVERS FOR CHANGE
  58. Educational leaders as teacher educators: The teacher Educator Institute--a case from Jewish education
  59. Principals’ Survival with Parental Involvement
  60. Parent Involvement and Teacher Decision Making in Urban High Schools of Choice
  61. Schools as Dynamic Organizations
  62. Environmental adaptation and selection: where are the parents and the public?
  63. Principals’ Coordinating Strategies and School Effectiveness1
  64. Classroom diversity and teachers' perspectives of their workplace
  65. Parental Choice and Residential Segregation
  66. Principals, Parents, and Administrative Superiors
  67. System‐wide Diversity in Israel: Principals as Transformational and Environmental Leaders
  68. Parents' Motives for Choosing a Privatized Public School System: An Israeli Example
  69. Parents: Participants in an organizational framework
  70. Introduction
  71. Beyond the individual assessment of principals: School‐based accountability in dynamic schools
  72. Assessing the Status of Information on Classroom Organizational Frameworks for Gifted Students
  73. Principals' relationships with parents: The homogeneity versus the social class of the parent clientele
  74. The District Context and Principals' Sentiments toward Parents
  75. Elementary School Principals as Boundary Spanners: Their Engagement with Parents
  76. DEVELOPING JEWISH IDENTITY: PARENTS AND THE TALI SCHOOLS IN ISRAEL
  77. Using meta-analysis to study policy issues: The ethnic composition of the classroom and achievement in Israel
  78. The School Community: Its Effects on Principals' Perceptions of Parent
  79. Building CommunityWithin and Around Schools: