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Appendix Table of Contents: Appendix Tables and Figures Appendix A: Implementation Guide ............................................................... 1 Appendix B: Data Description and Variable Construction....................................... 5 Appendix C: Cost-Benefit Analysis ............................................................... 12 Appendix D: Survey Measures and Materials ................................................... 18

Appendix Tables and Figures

AppendixTable 1:TheEffectof Treatmenton IndividualState TestScores

ITT2SLS(Ev er)2SLS(Y ears)2SLS(Trainings)

20152016Pooled 20152016Pooled 20152016Pooled 20152016Pooled

(1)(2)(3) (4)(5)(6) (7)(8) (9)(10)(12) (13)

High-StakesMath0.059

0.0030.032

0.059

0.0030.034

0.064

0.0020.028

0.094

0.0050.052

(0.008)(0.008)(0.006) (0.008)(0.010)(0.007) (0.009)(0.006)(0.005) (0.013)(0.014)(0.010) N25,70326,584 52,28725,70326,584 52,28725,70326,584 52,28725,70326,584 52,287

Firststagecoef ficient0.994

0.843 0.916 0.916 1.302 1.112 0.626 0.592 0.610 (0.001)(0.003)(0.002) (0.001)(0.006)(0.003) (0.002)(0.001)(0.001)

High-StakesReading0.050

0.030 0.046 0.050 0.036 0.050 0.054 0.023 0.041 0.077 0.050 0.073 (0.008)(0.008)(0.006) (0.008)(0.009) (0.006)(0.008)(0.006) (0.005)(0.012)(0.013) (0.009) N34,79435,512 70,30634,79435,512 70,30634,79435,512 70,30634,79435,512 70,306

Firststagecoef ficient0.994

0.847 0.919 0.917 1.329 1.125 0.646 0.608 0.628 (0.001)(0.003)(0.002) (0.001)(0.005)(0.003) (0.002)(0.001)(0.001)

Notes:This tablereportsITT estimatesofthe effectsof ourmanagemente xperimentin Houstonon studentachiev ementonstate-mandatedtests.Treatment isassignedin thesamew ayinT able4.

Samplesarelimited tostudentswith av alidoutcomesubject testscore;unlik eTable 4,studentsare notrequiredtohave av alidtestscore inev erysubjectin ordertoenterthesample.T estingvariablesare

drawnfromdistricttestscore filesandare standardizedtoha vea meanofzero anda standarddeviation ofonewithin eachyearand gradeamongstudents withvalidtestscores.Columns(1)-(3)report

Intent-to-Treat(ITT)estimatesin eachyear. Columns(4)-(6)report 2SLSestimatesthat usetreatmentassignment toinstrumentfore verha vingattendeda treatmentschool.Columns (7)-(9)report2SLS

estimatesthatuse treatmentassignmentto instrumentforthe numberofyears spentin atreatmentschool. Columns(10)-(12)report 2SLSestimatesthat usetreatmentassignment toinstrumentfor the

percentofour managementtrainingsessions attendedbya student'sschool principal,measuredby attendance sheetsateach trainingov erthesummer of2014and2015.Allspe cificationscontrolfor 3

yearsofbaseline mathandreading scoresandtheir squares,indicatorsfor whetherthebaseline testw astaken inSpanish,indicators forwhetherbaseline scoresarefrom high-or low-stakes exams,and

matchedpairfix edef fects.Standarderrors,reportedinparentheses, arerobusttoheteroskedasticity .Significanceat the1%, 5%,and10% levels indicatedby***, **,and*, respectively.

AppendixTable 2:TheEffectof Treatmenton IndividualITBS TestScores

ITT2SLS(Ev er)2SLS(Y ears)2SLS(Trainings)

(1)(2)(3) (4)

Math0.046

0.046 0.050 0.076 (0.008)(0.008)(0.009) (0.014)

N24,20824,208 24,20824,208

Firststagecoef ficient0.995

0.926 0.605 (0.001)(0.001)(0.002)

Reading0.041

0.041 0.044 0.068 (0.008)(0.008)(0.009) (0.013)

N24,34824,348 24,34824,348

Firststagecoef ficient0.995

0.926 0.606 (0.001)(0.001)(0.002)

Science0.048

0.048 0.051 0.078 (0.009)(0.009)(0.010) (0.015)

N24,44224,442 24,44224,442

Firststagecoef ficient0.995

0.926 0.606 (0.001)(0.001)(0.002)

SocialStudies0.042

0.043 0.046 0.070 (0.009)(0.009)(0.010) (0.015)

N24,43424,434 24,43424,434

Firststagecoef ficient0.995

0.926 0.605 (0.001)(0.001)(0.002)

Notes:This tablereportsITTestimatesof theeffects ofourmanagement experimentin Houstononstudent achievement on

theIow aTestofBasicSkills(ITBS),a nationally-normedlow-stakestest.The sampleincludesall studentsenrolledin grades

1-8inone ofthe40 experimentalelementary andmiddleschools atthebe ginningofthe 2014-15schoolyear.HISD stopped

administeringlow-stak esexamsafterthe2014-15schoolyear .Treatmentisassigned asthefirstschoolattendedin 2014-15.

Samplesarelimited tostudentswith av alidoutcomesubject testscore;unlik eTable 4,studentsare notrequiredtohave a

validtestscoreine verysubject inorderto enterthesam ple.Testingvariablesaredrawn fromdistricttest scorefilesand are

standardizedtoha vea meanofzeroandastandarddeviationof onewithineach yearand gradeamongstudents withvalid

testscores.Column (1)reports Intent-to-Treat(ITT) estimateswithtreatment assignedbasedon thefirstschoolattendedin

2014-15.Column(2) reports2SLS estimatesthatuse treatmentassignmentto instrumentfore verha vingattended atreatment

school.Column(3) reports2SLSestimates thatusetreatment assignmenttoinstrument forthenumber ofyears spentina

treatmentschool. Column(4)reports 2SLSestimatesthat usetreatmentassignment toinstrument forthepercent ofour

managementtraining sessionsattended byastudent'sschoolprincipal, measuredbyattendance sheetsateach trainingov er

thesummer of2014.All specificationscontrolfor 3yearsof baselinemathand readingscores andtheirsquares, indicators

forwhetherthe baselinetestw astaken inSpanish,indicators forwhether baselinescoresarefromhigh-or low-stakesexams,

andmatchedpair fixed effects.Standard errors,reportedinparentheses,arerob usttoheteroskedasticity.Significance atthe

1%,5%,and 10%le velsindicated by***,**, and*,respectively.

AppendixTable 3:ActualHigh/LowImplementation andActualReturning/Ne wPrincipalT reatmentEffectsonHigh-Stakes Tests

FullSampleActual ReturningPrincipalActual NewPrincipal

201520162015 201620152016

(1)(2)(3) (4)(5) (6)

FullSample0.101

0.0200.142

0.117

0.011-0.136

(0.014)(0.015)(0.017) (0.018)(0.023)(0.024)

N25,39726,379 17,21017,1028,187 9,277

Above-Med.ActualImpl.Index0.187

0.044 0.202 0.130 0.120 -0.182 (0.020)(0.022)(0.023) (0.025)(0.039)(0.041)

N13,49313,427 10,32510,0473,168 3,380

Below-Med.ActualImpl.Index 0.015-0.0090.065

0.089 -0.045-0.103 (0.020)(0.020)(0.026) (0.027)(0.028)(0.029)

N11,90412,952 6,8857,0555,019 5,897

Above-Med.ActualPct.Trainings0.224

0.123 0.286 0.243 -0.003-0.177 (0.022)(0.023)(0.026) (0.028)(0.042)(0.041)

N10,72511,468 8,4648,6432,261 2,825

Below-Med.ActualPct.Trainings 0.019-0.060

0.018-0.0280.010 -0.103

(0.017)(0.019)(0.022) (0.025)(0.027)(0.029)

N14,67214,911 8,7468,4595,926 6,452

Notes:Thistable reportsITTestimates oftheef fectsofour managemente xperimentinHouston onstudentachie vementon high-stakestestscores

forhigh-and low-implementingprincipals whoeitherstayed forthesecondyearof theexperiment orleft.The sampleisthe sameasin Table4.

Testingvariablesaredra wnfromdistricttestscorefiles andarestandardized tohavea meanofzero andastandard deviationof onewithineach

yearandgrade amongstudentswith valid testscores.High-stak estestsare theStateof TexasAssessmentsofAcademic Readiness(STAAR) exams

inmathand reading(administeredin grades3-12). Thedependentv ariableisthe sumofstandardized mathandreading scores.Columns (1)-(2)

reportITTestimates oftheef fectoftreatment forthefull sample.Columns(3)-(4) reportITTestimatesofthe effectof treatmentforprincipals

whoreturnedto theirschoolsin thesecondyear oftreatment,and Columns(5)-(6)report ITTestimates inschoolswith principalturnov erbetween

thetwo yearsoftreatment.Therows furtherlimitthe samplebya school'sfidelity ofimplementation. Forexample,Row (2),Columns(3)-(4)

containtheITT estimatesforschools thatareare high-implementersandha vethe sameprincipal inbothyears ofthetreatment. Fordetails onall

variablesusedtosubsetthe sample,seethe OnlineAppendix.All specificationscontrolfor 3years ofbaselinemath andreadingscores andtheir

squares,indicatorsfor whetherthebaseline testwas takenin Spanish,indicatorsfor whetherbaseline scoresarefrom high-orlow-stakese xams,

andmatchedpair fixedef fects.Standarderrors, reportedinparentheses,arerobust toheteroskedasticity.Significance atthe1%, 5%,and10% levels

indicatedby***, **,and*, respectively . AppendixTable 4:SubsampleAnalysisbyImplementation Level, Alternative Cutoffs

High-StakesLow-Stakes

50thpctile(Main) 40thpctile60th pctile50thpctile (Main)40thpctile 60thpctile

(1)(2)(3) (4)(5) (6)

HighImplementationInde x(Actual) 0.120

0.106 0.204 0.283 0.179 0.419 (0.015)(0.013)(0.017) (0.039)(0.035) (0.045) LowImplementationIndex(Actual) -0.001-0.008 -0.032quotesdbs_dbs3.pdfusesText_6
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