Board members say the school balanced its budget as the archdiocese requested.
With the first, the president said, she was very anxious about how her daughter would fare at school, balancing academics, college life and being so far from home.
"While parents worried about childcare, getting the kids to school, balancing work and family life, we were banging on about Europe".
In response to such criticisms, the city's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, and the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, said on Friday that deciding to close a school "balances a definite harm — lost education, parental wages, school nutrition programs and possible unsupervised children — with a possible benefit".
Shortly after becoming Tory leader, in 2006, Mr Cameron urged his colleagues to consider this tic the prime reason for their serial electoral failures: "While parents worried about child care, getting the kids to school, balancing work and family life, we were banging on about Europe".
Yet her public school balances all this well, and she is part of the school community, is known and liked by other students.
Most headteachers understand the need to ensure their schools balance academic success with the personal traits that guide their pupils' conduct.
And large corporations, essential for schools' balance sheets as both generous benefactors and clients of pricey executive education courses, are watching their spending.Meanwhile, bigger questions are being asked about how complicit business schools should feel in shaping the economic crisis.
With firms cutting back on both staff and training budgets, there appears little appetite currently for the short, expensive executive-development programmes so important for business schools' balance sheets (see above).
