Question

When formulated structures in challenging schools are weak, staff members become unstable, parents worrisome, and the onus on student achievement diminishes and is drowned out by chaotic occurrences. Establishing structures by gaining prior knowledge is a necessary step in helping principals retain teachers and avoid repetitious mistakes from previous administration"

Answer 1

This is true because schools should be held accountable for their mistakes.

Step-by-step explanation:

If a parent has a complaint about the school, he should be able to file in a complaint. The school needs to have a system in place which allows a parent to file complaints. This complaint should be forwarded to teachers in order to help them make informed decisions which would avoid these mistakes in the future.