The district makes effective use of educational technology in the classroom. Teachers and students have easy access to the Internet. District staff effectively uses e-mail to electronically transmit and receive messages, text, or data. They need to come to buildings and see what goes on in the school. I have never seen an outside administrator in a building to observe education in progress.
Nonprofessional wages fall within the average wages paid in the local area.
Some position wages are more competitive than others are. We need leadership at the top that can make decisions or at least allow his assistants to make decisions. Everything seems to be managed through committees and more committees and it takes longer to get results. Turnover is high because of our demographics. Vacancies are filled as quickly as humanly possible.