Human, fiscal, and technological resources are very important for the schools in this district given that the population is consistently increasing. During the regular impromptu visits to the schools within this district, one of the most important tasks that the superintendent will do is to audit the human, fiscal, and technological resources in these institutions. The auditing will involve determining the availability of these resources at these schools and how well they are used by the management to meet the academic and social needs of their students. The superintendent will engage the management, the teachers, and students for further analysis of these resources, especially if they are experiencing shortages or the problem of incompatibility of the resources. A detailed report about these resources will be written based on what was seen and the interview that was conducted.
The report will be presented to the board of this department showing the shortages, efficiency in the use of these resources, and any other information about these resources that the board finds to be relevant. The board will then make recommendations to individual schools, based on the information presented to it, on how to improve the efficiency in the use of these resources. If necessary, the board may request relevant government authorities to update some of the resources, especially in cases where it was determined that there were shortages or incompatibility of the resources.