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In the US, there's a significant gender gap in administration, especially above the school leader level. Also, larger schools (middle, high) are more likely to
by bb611 6y ago
In the US, there's a significant gender gap in administration, especially above the school leader level. Also, larger schools (middle, high) are more likely to be run by men than woman.
- dominotw 6y ago> run by what do you mean by this ?
- dec0dedab0de 6y ago"run by" is a common phrase used to mean the person or persons who make decisions. Normally the manager, or owner. You could say "That pizza place is run by someone from my neighborhood." In the context of the school it would mean the administration, the school board, and if its a private school the owners or trustees.
- bryanrasmussen 6y agoin the US most middle, high schools have a top down organizational hierarchy (in my experience, no data on this point but willing to bet on it), therefore the parent poster is asserting that in the US most middle, high school top administrative officials are men (no data on if this is true, not willing to bet on it)