I feel your pain man, I left my home mountain because the ski school director was a self centered hypocritic ass. So here is my short story.
In 2010, I got my level 1 CSIA by recommendation from my parents. Years before I completed freeskiing 1 (PNCE) and coached for a season with the acrobatic team I used to be a part of. I was the guy that had the most park experience and my goal was the park and pipe certification to be able to teach my love. But I got fucked by the CSIA, lost bunch of money, and talked to the director for a reexamination. He promised me the world. Every week I would ask and he would put it off... for 2 years!
I make an agreement with the guy that I will volunteer with larger groups and save your asses when an instructor flakes out. In exchange, he will ski with me and help me learn hoe the Alliance wants me to ski. He agreed.
The first year, I did 10 hrs of volunteer work. I would receive a panic call at 8am most of the time asking me to come in for a school. I did enjoy giving the lessons, but my love still was the park. After the course, both director were gone. Every time I asked for a ride, they were "too busy" with the director's pets.
The next year I did 6, I began to refuse the groups given to me in advance, but they never caught on. This time I had a strategy. I started a park team from interested skiers and our group grew to 10 riders. I even had adults asking for mogul tricks and clinics as well and how to jump or show a kid how to do a rail. Some of the guys got their park certification, but constantly get denied to give park courses by the ski school. I told everyone I was leaving the next year. My 2 year goal was not achieved. In 2012, with only a quick thanks from the co-director, I packed my gear and went West.
Last I heard, only 2 of the crew is left. The best guys all left the school to work at better, nearby centers. The school was disorganized and the director now got promoted to the center director.