Open Door Policy

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First, I enjoy people. That is why I like an "open door" policy. People must first know that you care before they will open up. I remember a former lunchroom employee who dropped by the Central Office one day. The receptionist informed me of her and stated “She has asked for help from the last two Superintendents but she will not listen.” I asked the receptionist to inform her that I would be with her in just a few minutes. I then pulled her personnel file. She had worked in a lunchroom where she injured her knee. According to the court settlement, her attorney encouraged her to resign and to accept a $30,000.00 settlement. She did and he took half. I went out to the waiting room and asked the lady to come into my office. I sat

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