Secondary Education

Secondary School Leadership refers to the people and practices that direct a middle or high school, from the principal’s office

Secondary School Staffing refers to how a high school or middle school decides which adults fill each role, how many

Secondary School Class Sizes describe the number of students assigned to a single teacher in a given course, and they

Secondary School Timetables are the structured plans that decide when each class meets, how long lessons last, and where students

Secondary School Scheduling is the process a high school or middle school uses to decide which classes meet, when they

Secondary School Libraries are more than rooms full of books; they are working learning spaces where middle and high school

Secondary School Safety refers to the policies, routines and resources that protect students, staff and visitors in middle and high

Secondary School Facilities are the buildings, rooms, grounds and systems that middle and high schools use every day, from classrooms

Secondary School Improvement refers to the ongoing process by which middle and high schools identify weaknesses, set goals, and make

Secondary School Accountability refers to the set of systems that hold high schools responsible for how well their students learn