"The funding of schools, the governance of schools, curriculum standards, assessment and testing, the role of local government, the role of national government, the range and nature of national agencies, schools admissions"—you name it, it's been changed and sometimes changed back.
For services to Mathematics Education and to Governance of Schools in South London.
"Parents of children and young people studying at a school bring an important perspective to the governance of schools that others are unlikely to bring".
Delegate Tim Gallagher said it was "blindingly obvious" that in a "loose, largely unregulated framework" there would be inappropriate behaviour in the governance of schools.
The second correspondent, by contrast, positions the controversy within the context of "the change through generations of the composition and governance of schools in inner-city areas which have large Muslim populations".
Mr Clarke's report presents a direct challenge to the coalition government's policy direction, which has included: the repeal of the requirement for all teachers to hold Qualified Teacher Status; the abolition of a national regulatory body for the teaching profession; and the failure to apply any national standards or to properly regulate leadership and governance of schools.
The investigations following the allegations of extremism have raised major questions about the governance of schools in Birmingham - with the council having warned of "significant structural changes".
They want a say in the governance of schools in their communities.
The scores come against the backdrop of major change in the governance of schools: Late last year, President Obama signed the Every Student Succeeds Act, marking the end of the No Child Left Behind Act, the much-maligned federal law that required regular standardized testing and doled out consequences in accordance with test results.
It is also for any governance model of school, meaning it works across traditional public schools, charters schools, and private schools.
