So it's really not that the higher-ups don't pay attention to those relatively ordinary schools in Star City; it's entirely because you principals aren't working hard enough, not trying to find solutions!
If all the other ordinary schools put in as much effort as Railway First Middle School, wouldn't the educational resources be more evenly distributed? Everything has two sides; a unit's leading manager should bear the greatest responsibility when problems arise, but if good things happen, they also enjoy the most benefits.
This is very reasonable.
So Zhang Tiejun has become a typical example, and there's even a report dedicated to introducing his school management experience to other principals. If things continue to develop like this, and this year's college entrance examination scores at Railway First Middle School aren't too far off, Zhang Tiejun probably won't be staying at Railway First Middle School for long.
