Superintendents' Perceptions of Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Massachusetts (August, 1982) Walter J. Popper, B.A. Swarthmore College M.Ed., Boston University, Ed.D. , University of Massachusetts Directed by: Professor Jack Hruska During the past twenty years regional educational service agencies have been used to supplement limited school district resources by providing specialized services at a low cost. In Massachusetts, legislation was passed in 1974 to allow districts to form voluntary educational collaboratives for this purpose. Three hundred and eleven districts are currently members of 42

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