A decentralised school system Sample Clauses

A decentralised school system. The Swedish school system is highly decentralised. The state (Parliament and Government) is responsible for national steering documents as the Education Act, ordinances and curricula. Sweden has a small Ministry but there are also agencies. The Swedish National Agency for Education prepare syllabi, work with school development on national level, follow up and evaluate schools in different areas and the Swedish Schools Inspectorate monitors for example that school organizers give their students equal opportunities to learn and achieve the national knowledge requirements in accordance with the national steering documents. 1 Skolverket (2012), Likvärdig utbildning i svensk grundskola? (National Agency for Education), Rapport 374. The school organizer has the responsibility for running schools and to see that school leaders and teachers are qualified for their profession and follow the national regulation. The organizers are responsible for allocating resources, organize and planning their school activities and follow up and evaluate on different levels. As mentioned above there should be equal possibilities for all students to learn and achieve the national knowledge requirements, which means students with different learning abilities but also school districts and schools with varying competencies and financial strength that will affect student learning outcomes.
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