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Building Leadership Capacity at Los Angeles Unified School District
The paper explores two strategic projects that attempt to build leadership capacity through the vehicles of coaching and communities of practice in a large urban school district. The paper explores the conditions that enable or hinder change initiatives to move from idea to design to implementation
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