The school year will soon resume, and we’ll once again have streets congested with parents, mothers, and/or guardians setting the worst possible example for their children by driving at excessive speeds and recklessly.
With the return to school, we’ll see drivers who don’t respect bus stops and those who don’t care about running red lights.
Classes will resume, and we’ll once again face all the problems stemming from poor management in some schools, as their principals lack the necessary skills to perform quality work.
It’s hard to believe, but it’s very common for incompetent people to be promoted in educational institutions.
People with poor leadership, little empathy, and deficient planning who keep their “principal” positions despite complaints and negative results.
Children will return to school, and once again, we’ll face the threat of shootings that cause so much fear in society. Any ill-intentioned person posts something online or makes a call, and that triggers panic in schools.
But: What has been done to prevent armed individuals from entering schools? What measures have been taken to keep strangers out of school campuses? Many schools lack proper perimeter fencing, and access points are not adequately supervised.

But be very careful here.
The real intention is to achieve a better rating to use that “accomplishment” to demonstrate effectiveness in their management and turn it into a competitive advantage for future political purposes.
In theory, these evaluations should help improve the quality of the teaching-learning process so that students achieve meaningful learning that adds value to them.
However, in the vast majority of cases, the result is a lot of stress for students to perform well on tests, regardless of whether they actually learned anything in the process.
A new school year will begin, and we’ll continue to throw away hundreds of pounds of food daily because the school purchasing system is seriously corrupt.
The school year will soon begin with many challenges and much room for improvement.
Blessings!
manuel.rosario.gomez@gmail.com
By Manuel Rosario, Industrial Engineer and Speaker
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