Bolman and Deal Connections Bolman and Deal’s (2008), Structural Frame, which emphasizes the roles, the goals, and the policies associated with a decision was reflected during Ms. Gaines’s ERIP presentation.
As she presented to the board, she highlighted the key aspects of the program, reviewed requirements, discussed procedures, and offered alternative scenarios. Structural components addressed within Ms. Gaines’s presentation included: the requisite employment hiring date, the required number of year’s employment in (SCPS) with related age component, retirement filing date, VRS experience level. Furthermore, the goals of the program were also clearly outlined. Hence, the Structural Frame (Bolman & Deal, 2008) applied directly to the policy presentation. Similar to the ERIP, Policy DM is representative of Bolman and Deal’s (2008) Structural Frame. The original policy outlines the responsibilities and procedures for handling cash generated by school activities. In addition to the general cash procedures, the policy designates the Principal as the caretaker. The current alteration to the policy includes the addition of a cafeteria change fund. Much the same as with the general funds, the amended policy will outline procedures for the monies and designates an…show more content… For instance, Blaine was very active in motions pertaining to the election of a new Chair and Vice Chair. He motioned twice and seconded four times in the short amount of time he was at the meeting indicating he is an active participatory member of the board. He left the meeting immediately after the elections; hence, he did not speak represents the individual with the least percent of speaking time. However, due to his limited time attending the meeting and high record of motions, one can conjecture he would have been an active member of the meeting had he
