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Another internal factor that affects the O'Connell High School are the customer demands, in which in the school's case, the customers are the students. O'Connell High School satisfies everything that students and their parents would want in an education. Aside from the low tuition fee and quality education that the school offers, it also reinforces learning to students and to anyone who wishes to gain more knowledge through community education. This is done through evening and weekend classes and a variety of non-credit courses. Thus, these positive internal factors of good opportunities given to students, O'Connell High Schools organization behavior is influenced.
Restructuring is another internal factor that positively impacts the organizational behavior of the school. Despite of the closing of the school in school year 2003-2004, the school...
It has restructured its curriculum, expanding through more educational degrees that are offered to students. The school also has different programs and projects such as the opportunity for secondary students to accumulate credits for their college studies in the future.
The external factor that can affect the school, on the other hand, is tight competition with other schools in the Galveston County. With just several improvements in the quality of education offered by schools that charge an almost inexpensive tuition fee as with O'Connell, there is a possibility that the students of O'Connell may decrease in number.
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