The Familiar Scene of a Board Asking for Public Input--About the Wrong Things.
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In Policy Governance writings and presentations, it is frequently said that the CEO should not be a voting board member. So why isn't that included as a Policy Governance principle?
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Why is it wrong to say that the board makes ends decisions and the staff means decisions?
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What's Different About Policy Governance Policies.
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THE POLICY GOVERNANCE MODEL.
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CEO-CENTRISM MARCHES ON.
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Is Student Achievement the Test of School Board Governance?
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