Gender and the Superintendency: The Power of Career Paths

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RT @FrontEducation: New Research: Gender and the Superintendency: The Power of Career Paths: Purpose: The gender gap in educational leaders…

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New Research: Gender and the Superintendency: The Power of Career Paths: Purpose: The gender gap in educational leadership is a national social justice issue. Despite efforts to increase the number of female superintendents in the US,… https://t.co/FSVrJRk

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