WORKBOOK E: CONDUCTING IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS
If you plan to conduct in-depth interviews with area teachers and principals, it may be helpful to enlist the support of school superintendents before contacting them. It is helpful if someone on the project planning team has connections with the school department and can contact superintendents to get their buy-in. Ideally, the superintendent can
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