CB> current
CB>  BM>  superintendents are of the mindset that anyone who has "risen" 
CB> to be
CB>  BM>  principal or AP of a school can do no wrong.  I guess not as 
CB> long as
CB>  BM>  they are in there sucking up all the time.
CB> 
CB> Exactly the point Deming would make to any school (district) that 
CB> wanted to
CB> improve the quality of education.  He would say that all players in 
CB> the 
CB> system have to be involved before  there will be change.  Most admins 
CB> above
CB> the principals are out of touch with the situation,
    I'd add that there are "too many chiefs and not enough Indians" in many 
school districts, particularly larger ones.  When you look at a payroll and 
see many high-pay people doing the same administrative jobs (or with job 
titles nobody can understand), the organization is top-heavy.  It's like the 
papers that now have almost as many editors as reporters.
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