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4. 1.2 Transfer the authority for hiring and firing to the <br /> Principals and Department Heads starting Jan. 1 , 1995. This <br /> will be part of a phase over plan that calls for record keeping <br /> for hiring and firing to be transferred to the school unit in <br /> year two. The current personnel department will have no final <br /> authority over the choices made by the Principals and <br /> Department Heads but will be advised when potential legal or <br /> policy problems may present themselves. The Superintendent <br /> can, of course, override any hiring decision but is expected to <br /> do so on an infrequent and exception basis. <br /> 4.1.3 Provide a budget program for each school to track the <br /> details of the 1994-5 budget on a local school basis. The <br /> budget status can be uploaded to the central AS 400 system <br /> for monitoring during the year. <br /> 4.1 .4 All schools and all departments in central administra- <br /> tion should begin preparing a zero based budget for 1995-6 in <br /> January of 1995. This will require detail information on <br /> spending from the previous year as background information. <br /> The first zero based budget will be Ex personnel and <br /> maintenance but will contain capital budget requests. <br /> 4.1.5 All storerooms will be phased out over the first year. <br /> Current stock will be used as needed and what is left will be <br /> returned to suppliers or sold as needed. By June 30, 1995 all <br /> stockrooms will be closed. . <br /> 4.1.8 .All direct interconnects between the schools and the <br /> central host computer will be put on line in 1994-5. <br /> Interactivity is a requirement for the plan. <br /> 4.1.7 A system architecture plan for the entire information <br /> systems of the school system must be completed in year one <br /> and should begin as soon as possible. This may require the use <br /> of additional personnel or the hiring of an outside consultant <br /> to complete the plan. We suggest the use of volunteer students <br /> from the Kenan-Flagler MBA program at Chapel Hill. <br /> 18 <br />