CHAPTER 10 Curriculum Development and Implementation
Curriculum development for all disci - plines necessitates the establishment of a districtwide curriculum council that meets on a monthly basis during the school year. The curriculum council should consist of professional staff in leadership positions— that is, the curriculum director, building principals, department heads, team leaders, and
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