Decentralization of education management in local government organizations
Keywords:
decentralization;, education management;, local governmentAbstract
Decentralization of education management in local government organizations is an important policy that will help improve the quality of education and meet local needs. It is important to build readiness for local governments in areas such as personnel, budget, and management. Information, example Raising public understanding and awareness of the benefits of decentralizing education management will help the public truly participate in education management. Benefits from education management and guidelines for participation in education management Improving relevant laws and regulations will facilitate the decentralization of education management and require effective supervision and monitoring mechanisms. Improve relevant laws and regulations to be clear, comprehensive, and consistent with reality. Monitoring and evaluating the performance of decentralized education management will help identify problems and obstacles that arise. This will lead to improvement and remediation to ensure efficient operation. To provide a higher-quality and more efficient education that truly meets the needs of the people.
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