If only schools could be different.

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Alexander Russo- schooladministrator.typepad.com

If only school was like it is in other countries complain some. The truth is that many people are not happy or satisfied with their schools on a lack of personal interest for success and career interests. One can't deny it that if only the school cared more about it's students aspirations it might be easier to learn for some. After all why even care about a class that is not applicable to one's future?