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Matthew won the race for student council president partly due to a pledge that he would get the school to put in a swimming pool. It was a big thing to promise, but he knew that the school system had recently had a large influx of tax dollars and that the money is there; he just needs to win over the powers that be. First, he has to get his school principal on his side, and together they will go to the board of education. The principal, Ms. Wetherby, is new to the school system, and other than simply meeting her, he has had few interactions with her. In his meeting with Ms. Wetherby, the best approach for Matthew is to:.
a. talk to her about how exciting it would be to be to have a pool.
b. let her know about all the coaches, teachers, and students he has on his side.
c. compliment her leadership and let her know that he sees her as capable and competent.
d. present her with data showing that the pool is not only needed but also affordable and practical.
e. explain that the student body is motivated and could make things difficult if they do not get their way.

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