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First-Year Teachers From Fullerton Perform Above CSU Average in All Areas
During the 2003-2004 school year, first-year teachers from Cal State Fullerton performed above the California State University average in most categories in which teachers are rated.
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 Who Benefits
A quality public school system is always of interest to all
members of a given community. As a leader in teacher education,
Cal State Fullerton has been involved in a number of research
projects designed to improve the quality of K-12 education.
One example is the School Site Operations project, spearheaded
by Dr. Louise Adler, professor and chair of educational leadership,
and Pat Puleo, director of University Extended Education and
a former K-12 principal. This innovative pilot project, funded
by "Ventures in Leadership," a special fund of the
the DeWitt Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund allows K-12 school
principals to focus on the academic needs of their schools
instead of administrative tasks.
Dr. Louise Adler
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The $34,000 grant supports a certificate program to train
managers who oversee schools’ non-educational operations.
This innovative program reflects Cal State Fullerton’s
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