Discusses the use of a balanced scorecard (BSC) in public schools. Raises questions about who is the customer, BSC elements that are most appropriate, and how success can be measured for various elements. Also addresses the issue of cooperation between stakeholders, such as teachers and parents. "Hide
by David W. Young Source: The Crimson of 7 pages. Publication Date: June 30, 2012. Prod. #: TCG233-PDF-ENG
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