Aligning Student Support With Achievement Goals: The Secondary Principal's Guide

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Product Description The authors offer a practical approach to creating a reorganized, fully-integrated student support community that contributes to increasing academic success. Review "This book (will)...get you thinking and ready to grapple with some of the major issues facing counseling today." -- Dan LaBore, Bush Program Project Coordinator Published On: 2005-01-05 "Principals who have joined forces with their school counselor in leadership, advocacy, and systemic change are seeing the results in equity of opportunity for all students in their charge. This book is a tool to help the principal partner in support of the school counselors′  efforts to act intentionally to drive data in a positive direction." -- Carolyn Stone, Associate Professor & Counselor Educator, University of North Florida, Jacksonville Published On: 2005-01-05 "Seashore Louis and Gordon provide a remarkably insightful and user-friendly portfolio of strategies for fully integrating the student personnel function into the quest to create more productive schools." -- Joseph Murphy, Professor Published On: 2005-01-27 About the Author Karen Seashore Louis is the Rodney Wallace Professor of Educational Policy and Administration at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities. Her area of expertise includes improvement in K–12 leadership and policy over the last 30 years, particularly in urban secondary schools. Louis also conducts research on organizational changes within higher education, with particular attention to faculty roles, and on international comparative policy in educational reform. A past president of Division A of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), she is a widely published author in the field. Recent books include Organizing for School Change, Leadership for Change and School Improvement: International Perspectives, Handbook of Educational Administration, Second Edition, and Organizational Learning in Schools. Louis earned a bachelor′s degree in History from Swarthmore College and a doctorate in sociology from Columbia University. Molly F. Gordon is a research fellow at the Center for Applied Research and Educational Improvement at the University of Minnesota. Her research has focused on issues of leadership in school reform. Gordon received a master′s degree in educational policy studies from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and a doctorate in educational policy at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities.