Investments in the form of financial resources, organizational support, and value-added services can help these schools become efficient and effective educational institutions.
If it was true, everything he had learned in business school and law school — about efficient markets, about the standards of disclosure at banks, and about the professional duty of lawyers and accountants to reveal material information and protect investors — was wrong.
McDonnell has said he looks for board members who share his goals of reducing college costs, increasing slots for in-state students and making schools more efficient.
He claims that the reforms – a mix of vouchers for low-fee private schools, more efficient administration and strengthened monitoring – put another 1.4 million children into school in less than three years.
As he did in 2005, Mr. Bloomberg is running on his unusual political résumé — an independent-minded media mogul, owing favors to no one — and his mayoral record: low crime, improved schools and efficient city services.
Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R) said last week in an interview that he looks for those who share his goals of reducing college costs, increasing slots for in-state students and making schools more efficient.
A large school of health, education, welfare and perhaps policy can enhance the synergy between the different schools, be efficient with resources, and produce a new and dynamic image.
"If we tested schools in efficient use of energy, many of them wouldn't get a passing grade," said C. David Myers, president of building efficiency for Johnson Controls, which has joined with 60 of the 125 school districts on Long Island to reduce energy use by 20 to 40 percent annually.
It could make schools more efficient, keep students engaged and make teaching more rewarding.
Why not fix America's prison system, make schools more efficient, or make your political leaders more intelligent?
