With Shizuka Hiratsuka vouching for it, and Toyogasaki already having a fairly good academic atmosphere to begin with, setting everything else aside, Toyogasaki, as a private school, was far more open-minded than the national Sobu High School when it came to its treatment of students. Not to mention that Principal Yamamoto's entire mind was occupied with figuring out who had poached so many of his "excellent" teachers!
Thanks to that...
Principal Yamamoto had canceled all kinds of long-winded leadership speeches and report presentations. Still, that was only natural. After all, a person's energy was limited. With Principal Yamamoto spending all his energy searching for spies and ensuring his teachers would not be poached, how could he have any inclination left for making leadership speeches?
Yet this gave Yukinoshita a misconception—Principal Yamamoto was a man who got things done!
After all, when it had nothing to do with them, no one liked listening to those pointless, lengthy speeches. Besides, most of those speeches were practically identical. It was not that people had heard every single one, but once the person onstage said the first sentence, most of the people below already knew what the next one would be. Yet the person onstage had no self-awareness whatsoever and insisted on rambling on. Who knew whether it was a desire for power at work, or...
By comparison, a superior like Principal Yamamoto, who gave up speeches because he was preoccupied with other matters, instead gave people a uniquely refreshing impression.
At the very least, Yukinoshita rather liked his style. At the very least, she did not have to waste her precious time on boring things!
Besides, as a student, respecting one's teachers and elders was only proper. Though some teachers were not worthy of her respect—for instance, the teachers who had wanted to