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Cunningham, Luvern L. Ohio State UniversityLUVERN L. CUNNINGHAM is Professor Emeritus at Ohio State University. Luvern L. Cunningham — 2003 This chapter is developed in two sections. The first section discusses
traditional patterns of thinking about the roles and responsibilities
of those who take part in the governance of learning. The remaining
pages address an emerging community context in which the
governing function may occur. In both sections, an assumption is
made that improvements in community governance of learning are
not only warranted but achievable. Luvern L. Cunningham — 1990 In this volume, the authors wrestle with the changing contexts that
surround the work, the roles, and the responsibilities of educational
leaders for the next generation of children and youth. What we have
learned and are learning about children, their families, their teachers,
their schools, their communities, and about how children learn and
how they are taught is important for how we plan to organize and
administer tomorrow's schools. The focus is on how educational
leadership relates to ideological, institutional, and individual transformations
that occur in abundance as society evolves. It is a volume
where the authors audit some dimensions of the human condition
relevant to teaching and learning and extract meaning and significance
for those who expect to lead and administer our schools. Luvern L. Cunningham — 1990 In this chapter I argue for substantial change in the structure and
management of local governments, including school districts. I also
call for reconsideration of the philosophy, leadership, and management
of local-level institutions that affect the lives of children and
youth in particular. I propose that the focus of local government be
fixed on well-being, acknowledging education as primary to the
quality of life for Americans of all ages. Over the next generation or
two, communities need to phase out local school districts, local school
boards, and local school superintendents in favor of new jurisdictions
and authorities through a carefully developed and statutorily
approved reconstituting process centered on the notion of well-being. Jack A. Culbertson & Luvern L. Cunningham — 1986 The mission of this Yearbook is to probe and analyze issues of
educational policy posed by microcomputers and associated
technologies. In Part One the authors address issues related to the impact of computers on the educational program. The chapters in Part
Two consider some of the administrative aspects of the use of
computer technologies in school situations. In Part Three, the authors
deal with some of the broader social issues raised by the applications
of technology to education. Luvern L. Cunningham — 1986 The subject of this chapter is the application of computer
technology to educational governance. According to Mitchell, three
important aspects of educational governance attract scholarly
attention: (a) the congeries of constitutional, statutory, and regulatory
policies that are the parameters within which educational goals and
objectives are prescribed; (b) the exercise of power and authority over
education within the legal machinery of government at federal, state,
and local levels; and (c) the linkage between, as well as the
interdependency of, the managerial and political (executive and
policy) functions. Luvern L. Cunningham — 1978 The Board of Directors of the National Society for the Study
of Education first considered a volume on the law and education
in 1973. Authorization for the preparation of the volume was
given in 1974. Discussions of the role and function of the courts
with respect to education, especially regarding educational policy,
were then on the increase. The desegregation of northern and
western school districts escalated the visibility of the courts as
policy makers. So did the litigation regarding equity in school
finance, testing, corporal punishment, privacy, censorship, collective
bargaining, compulsory attendance, and nonpublic schools. Luvern L. Cunningham — 1968 The organizational structure through which education is governed
and administered in the standard metropolitan statistical areas
(SMSA's) of the nation has seldom been the subject of critical
appraisal. The variety of public and private organizational arrangements
for carrying on educational activities within a single SMSA is
usually extensive. Similarly, the variation among the SMSA's of the
nation is remarkable. An attempt is made in this chapter to describe
some of the patterns of governing public education in the SMSA's, to
develop some criteria for the construction of new patterns or for the
appraisal of existing ones, to present one metropolitan design for
public school control and administration, and to review some of the
crucial issues that are imbedded in local educational government
reform.
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