Abstract
Public confidence in education has eroded. The authors discuss conceptual bases for school/community relations and, using data from a national study, describe how administrators of 181 “high-confidence” schools get and hold the public’s confidence in their schools. These administrators do nearly the opposite of what selected literature and studies suggest.
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