They cleverly use big corporations and school districts like stepping stones and move on to the next cash cow. Informed labor unions are the few stumbling blocks that these crooked managers may face. Communities can adopt a proactive stance and become more directly involved with their educational environments. Local governments should form partnerships with police agencies, teachers, parents, and business owners. Through a joint effort a community can combat gangs through anti-violence task forces.
Business owners can demand to see report cards and diplomas to determine employability.
Also, kids need to be aware of existing programs, like clubs, organizations, library programs, and athletics. Embracing volunteer programs, granted they get school credit for such service, could get kids to be more aware of the problems in their neighborhoods and to learn how to fix them. One may find school reform to be completely fascinating in the years to come. Some educators are looking for grandiose changes that could very well require heightened taxes. Others believe that minor internal modifications need to be done.