Graduate Project Title
Survey of Second and Third Class School District Administrator Evaluation in Washington State
Document Type
Graduate Project
Date of Degree Completion
Fall 1975
Degree Name
Master of Education (MEd)
Department
Education
Committee Chair
R. Carlton
Second Committee Member
J. Keith
Third Committee Member
Roy F. Ruebel
Abstract
In October 1974, a pilot survey was conducted at the state convention of the Washington Association of Secondary School Principals in Spokane, Washington. The concern of the pilot survey was to indicate the general compliance for school administrators with RCW 28A.67.065. The results indicated that 75 percent of the districts surveyed evaluate their principals while only 41 percent indicated an evaluation of the superintendent. Were these percentages to hold true and accurate, eighty districts in the state would not be evaluating their principals and 188 superintendents would not be evaluated. Fifty-nine percent of the school districts then would be failing to meet the requirements of the mandate. The school districts then would show a need to develop or expand upon an evaluation program in order to comply with the law.
Recommended Citation
Armstrong, Mack Douglass, "Survey of Second and Third Class School District Administrator Evaluation in Washington State" (1975). All Graduate Projects. 199.
https://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/graduate_projects/199