OUTLOOK 2007.(schools)
American School & University, January, 2007 by Kennedy, Mike
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Byline: Mike Kennedy Some days, school and university administrators must feel like the mythical Greek figure Sisyphus. To atone for his sins, Sisyphus was condemned to roll a large boulder to the top of a hill, and each time he is about to reach the top, the boulder rolls to the bottom.
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School and university administrators toil and sweat to push their institutions to greater heights, but too often budget cuts and shrinking resources prevent them from holding onto the progress they've made. Each year, as administrators go through their budget processes and confront the ...
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