Abstract
ITC has embarked upon a year of institutional planning. More than that — it will be a venture involving all of its many constituencies, everyone having a stake in its future.
This is viewed as a move of major importance in the life of our school. It is a move that calls for heavy investment of time and energy from all who participate. It is a move that recognizes in the main that this will be asked not from people who have the time and energy to spare, but from the kind who are already over invested in many areas of significant concern. They will be people who consent to such participation not because they can afford the investment, but because they see the matter as of such importance that it warrants whatever arrangement in personal priorities this commitment may require. ITC is not suffering from some serious illness that has suddenly overtaken it. To the contrary, the school is basically healthy and strong. But as someone put it, “You don’t have to be sick to become better!”