Career Paths Identified by Female Superintendents in Texas.

Skrobarcek, Sharon A.; Stark, Stephen L.

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ERIC Number: EJ659198

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Publication Date: 2002

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Career Paths Identified by Female Superintendents in Texas.

Skrobarcek, Sharon A.; Stark, Stephen L.

Education Leadership Review, v3 n2 p8-16 Spr 2002

The total population of 340 Texas school female superintendents and assistant, associate, and deputy superintendents was identified. Resulting information included career paths, demographics, and educational backgrounds. The principalship was found to be the most significant career path for females to superintendency. (Contains 2 tables and 26 references.) (AUTHOR)

Descriptors: Career Awareness, Career Planning, Elementary Secondary Education, Employed Women, Instructional Leadership, Occupational Surveys, Principals, School Administration, Superintendents, Women Administrators

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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Identifiers - Location: Texas

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