Voices of Women Aspiring to the Superintendency Xin ChenFew school superintendents in the United States are women, although many women have leadership positions in schools. This book is a feminist poststructuralist account of women aspiring to the superintendency in K 12 public school systems in the United States. It deals with issues of power, gender, and leadership and provides a framework for understanding the contemporary context of the superintendency. The superintendency offers the most powerful and
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