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CULTURE OF THE SCHOOL: A CONSTRUCT FOR RESEARCH AND EXPLANATION IN EDUCATION

School cultures are no more than a special case of the culture of organized institutions. The concept is particularly useful for that type of institution known as "a complex organization. " The idea of cultures of schools, as I have thought about it, is derived from the notion that a standard organizational setting has a set of culture patterns according to which the on-going human activities that typify the organization are carried out. The culture of a school, however, should not be confused with the culture of a tribe, an ethnic group, a community, or even perhaps a social class.