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Thursday "I'm here as a librarian only a few days a week, but I appreciate Nancy's efforts, who brought me to meetings and treated me to be a fully-time worker." (Four years staff member held) * The agony and stress of the meetings of our faculty. About half of the group is participating. Overall, I don't get much out of them." "I believe Nancy generally does a great job, but I think the district should have struggled harder for additional money." (Grade 3 Philosophy) (Unknown level instructor) "This year, Nancy transferred our art funding to teachers for Grade 6, which means I am not going to be able to engage in my spring painting activities, as I have done in the previous six years. Nancy is extremely approachable and is familiar with our problems." It's comfortable to know she's on my side." (Grade 6 Professor) "I think Nancy's approach of allocating instructors this year was unfair. My choice was not taken into consideration. I never taught a combined class before and it required a lot of additional work with a little help." (Teacher, grades 2 and 3) "I had the opportunity to meet the director and my son's teacher at the first open house." But I'm signing up for the newsletter every month "I've never used voice mail. You were recruited to help enhance the main contact between the teacher and school personnel as an organisation. The institution has 38 academics, 8 support staff and a part-time librarian. Second year school management Nancy Mestas focuses at improving relationships between teachers and employees, ensuring consistent approaches among instructors at every level and increasing school participation in society. She underwent numerous changes in the past year. For a week you have been engaged in interviews with employees, teachers and parents to better understand the school's problems. You agreed with the interviewees that all interviews were anonymous and that most material would only be given in a summary form and quotes if anyone was recognisable. Nancy and you are going to meet next week to provide information and comments on this matter. Data from Logan Primary School are sorted. The following are extracts from interviews with parents, teachers and staff at the request of the Nancy primary school administration: Logan Elementary School is a six-grade, suburban elementary school in the medium-sized district in the southwest of the United States. It is a large school with five wings and six to eight classrooms. House wings grades A and B 1-3, whereas wings C, D and E house grades are 4-6. It was built in the late 1980s but was recently coloured with three beautiful pieces of art given by the Association of Parents. "Nancy was great with the kids. She has come to several of our outdoor recesses or exercises to promote kickballs by the youngsters. You call her 'Miss Nancy.' I never saw young people behaving badly in front of a leader." ("I appreciate Nancy's wish to maintain our texts and resources continually chosen, but my attitude in school was not always that." I was here nine years ago and I always had the right to select my own books. This is part of the classroom's independence." Nancy must understand. (Philosophy of Grade 3) *Often beneficial faculty meetings take place. This is a great opportunity to network with other educators and relax from the stress of the day." "Last year's initial open house for parents was a wonderful idea. "The newsletter monthly, the same." (Sixth parent grading) "It was a pleasure to work with Nancy's aesthetics. She is very kind and friendly." "They didn't talk to the rest of us when they asked Jaime to choose a third-grade novel" (Three-year term of staff member) "It seemed very unjust. Uniformity I realise is essential, but the technique is more efficient." "Nancy is a wonderful helping source for us. (Grade 3 Teacher) She attended all of our graduation sessions and gave us a range of resources from her time as a Fifth Grade Lecturer. (((()(((((()(())(())) Nancy's assistance was amazing). (Two-year period as an employee) Tuesday "New standards were very upsetting for the district grade. We were told only a few weeks before the beginning of the year - Nancy didn't know - and we had to work fast to fulfil new requirements. In September and October I had to refresh my approach for two weeks. Nancy looked awkward. She replied, 'We must all be flexible.' (2nd grade professor) * There does not seem to be a faculty meeting to discuss my concerns. They are rigid and ineffectual and we cannot propose new topics until we have two days on the schedule. Sometimes problems need to be dealt with." "I was really impressed by a change I saw during the past year," one unnamed academic remarked. I'm interested in the new parents' monthly newsletter. It allows me to follow Sarah's actions at school." "It was helpful for me to communicate with teachers when I was worried about my son's schoolwork," said the father of a bachelor. "I don't believe Nancy was accessible to us as a Grade 2 kid's mom." "I don't feel like Nancy's available to me as a parent," says the mother of a second grade kid. I have tried to contact her many times for my concerns about our choice of textbooks, but she was too busy to meet me. " Working with Nancy is wonderful. I've got a lot of experience here that she recognises, I think. My only concern is that she does not sometimes talk to us about changes (such as the lunch schedule last week) that cause issues." "I think Nancy could be more open about this issue with us in her textbook." (Employee for eight years). "I don't know how often Nancy interacts with the superintendent or anybody else in the provincial administration, but I think it's going to be good for her. " We had a lot of trust in the district due to the accomplishments of our children who helped with budgeting." (Grade 4 Professor) "I would want to see the district provide us more money to meet our school's growing mathematical needs." "I wonder, 'Who sometimes is Nancy?'" (2nd grade professor) I'm not convinced if she really understands how to teach here other than faculty meetings and communications.

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*Friday faculty meetings are properly managed and organised. Unfortunately, I do not think that everyone makes an equal contribution. Unfortunately. A few days before the meeting, Nancy offers me a good agenda as I know what to expect and how to prepare." "It's money when I've got a complaint." Even construction paper is beyond our reach! (Teacher of 6th grade) All we do is support the new curriculum standards and thus any additional money for field trips or other projects has been removed." "I can only show Nancy's compassion." (Professor in Grade 5) The budget was decreased since new district requirements were expected and compliance was challenging. I would want her district support to be more open-minded." "I had several chances to fulfil the one-on-one principle of my kid and I found it extremely approachable." (1st degree teacher) (Parent, 2nd grade child) "A few days ago, I sent a letter to Kelly's teacher, but still had to hear from him. "It might be useful or couldn't be helpful." (Parent, grade 3 student) "Occasionally we have read the four-way bulletin of the parent teacher." It may become more popular." "Nancy is strict and has high standards which drive its staff to produce great results." It is conceivable. (Parent, a 3-year-old child) I think that she might occasionally include us in communications sent to all teachers. (Three years staff member)

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