Superintendent Elena Marquez of the had a problem. For three years, her three high schools—Cedar Ridge, Harbor Pointe, and North Valley—had operated like rival corporations. They hoarded grant money, refused to share successful teaching strategies, and competed so fiercely for students that the school board meetings felt like political brawls.
Elena called a meeting. She didn't bring charts or budgets. She brought the robot, the stage model from Les Mis , and a stack of thank-you cards. euhsd synergy
"We can't cut our way out of this," Elena told her cabinet. "We need a new math. Not subtraction. Multiplication." Superintendent Elena Marquez of the had a problem
The principals looked at each other. The grudge was gone. Elena called a meeting
The answer was always the same: Someone right here. In EUHSD.
The next morning, she called the three principals together.