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Establishing the roles and responsibilities of different stakeholders

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Establishing and communicating explicit expectations for the roles and responsibilities of the different stakeholders in a school community is essential. Leadership teams should work with their school communities to clearly identify their roles and responsibilities.

These are likely to look  different in different schools. The table below has been borrowed and adapted from the US-based Instructional partners, and offers an initial starting point for schools undertaking this work.

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