More than half of the teachers in the entire school were recruited through the former principal's connections, while the remaining ones came through some companies in Bupen.
The former principal once asked Lynch a question, asking why he trusted the teachers recruited through his own connections, knowing that for a school, teachers are the most important component.
Among them are many professors—not all "educators" are professors.
If the principal and these people unite, Lynch would find himself in a difficult position.
After all, suddenly having approximately half of the faculty and professors leave would not only mean a lack of teaching staff for a university; its harm would be catastrophic.
People would lose trust in the school and might provoke more discussions. Is a school that cannot even maintain stability a good school?
Clearly not!
Such things happen frequently, at least they are not uncommon in the Federation.
