Morning Roundup
May 11th, 2007 by Wayne Garcia in The Morning PapersSmoke on the water / fire in the sky:
- Times to change website next week.
- Fred Thompson doesn’t say much in Tampa, presidential-wise. Times, Buzz, Trib blog.
- Trib announces changes in local weeklies, part of hyperlocal realignment. Sticks is dubious.
- Public interest groups ask for veto on telecomm/TV legislation.
- Nightline looks at the existence of God.
- The netroots aren’t down with Hillary.
- The thought of David Gregory in full white-tie reminds me of Peter Boyle singing “Puttin’ on the Ritz” in Young Frankenstein.
- Candidate wanted for House District 64.
- Jeb’s new $450,000 a year part-time job.
- Wolfowitz’s squeeze.
- Rupert’s squeeze.
- Hillsborough School Board member: I’m not suing, but I do consult my own lawyer.
- A welcome-mat-swiping spree strikes West Tampa.
- A new Tampa Museum of Art unveiled.
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May 11th, 2007 at 4:37 pm
Hey, if the superintendent won’t give a *member of the School Board* access to information then what’s a person to do?
To put it in business terms - the district administration is a management layer. The job of a management layer is arranging the work environment to:
1. Make sure that everyone’s job requirements are clear.
2. Make sure everyone has the resources *and time* they need to do their jobs.
3. Remove obstacles that prevent people from doing their jobs. (This includes not becoming an obstacle yourself.)
The superintendent is not the actual boss. She has seven bosses, and her job (in addition to the three things stated above) is implementing policies made by the School Board.