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Dana Hall Case Summary

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Using management concepts to analyze the situation of Dana Hall Case as part of a move to restructure the institution from the single-sex education to a co –education system. The decision- making process will rest upon the manager of the school. This manager will explain her position regarding the situation at the Dana Hall Institute, and express her concepts moving forward.

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