School administrators, especially superintendents and principals, catch it coming and going. Just about every decision or policy inevitably angers somebody, whether teachers, parents or students. If the decision was different, somebody else would be angry.
They are often in no-win situations, but it comes with the job, and administrators generally don’t push back publicly, but at the Sept. 15 meeting of the District 153 Board of Education, Superintendent Scott McAlister made an exception.
A parent…
