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MIAMI SCHOOL DISTRICT NEGOTIATION PAPER
Brenda Cunningham
university of phoenix
MIAMI SCHOOL DISTRICT NEGOTIATION PAPER
The stake holders in this situation are the school authorities, their parents, children and
school employees, community/society, experts involved in the redesigning of the school
boundaries, and vendors located around the school and vendors involved inside the
school.
The parents’ major concerns are related to the quality of their education. The
school board must show that they care about what the parents are feeling and not come
off as thinking that the parents don’t matter. The school board can present facts that will
rezone the boundaries and will actually improve the quality of education by providing
much improved and larger infrastructure to students. The school board can provide a plan
to parents that would convince them that the school has the capability to provide the
highest of education even with a large number of students coming to the school. They
must have a concrete plan to present to the parents with detailed information that their
strategies to provide quality education with more students going to another school.
The negotiation strategy pursued is to support the school board’s need to rezone the
boundaries. While approaching the concerns of the stakeholders it will be an integrative
negotiation strategy which aims at reaching a win win scenario for all parties in the
negotiation. Conceptually, this word integrative means to join several parts into a whole.
This implies joining forces to achieve a common goal; it involves a higher degree of trust
and forming of a relationship. All parties’ walk away feeling like they achieved
something of value and it was a twofold process.
Integrative bargaining (also called interest-based bargaining), win win...