When Comparing Large and Small School Districts, It Is Probably

Multiple Choice

When comparing large and small school districts, it is probably most realistic to argue that

A) although large school districts may realize some financial efficiency, they generally suffer from a higher degree of bureaucratic constraints.
B) large districts are no more likely than small ones to be constrained by bureaucratic problems, because most decisions about education are made at the state and federal levels.
C) small districts are just as notorious as large districts in terms of inefficient organization and bureaucratic constraints.
D) it is impossible to compare the organizational efficiency of small and large districts.