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Principals must take an active role to ensure that students meet national, State, and local academic standards. Many principals develop partnerships with local businesses and school-to-work transition programs for students. ... Assistant principals aid the principal in the overall administration of the school.
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School Leadership Study; Introduction ublic demands for more effective schools have placed growing attention on the crucial role of school leaders — a professional group largely overlooked by the various educational reform movements of the past two decades. ... Despite the principal shortage,
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The Principal as Chief Learning Officer of the School ... Formative Leadership Theory, developed by Ash and Persall, is based on the belief that there are numerous leadership possibilities and many leaders within the school. Leadership is not role-specific, reserved only for administrators;
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3.3 The Role of the School Principal ... Michael Fullan (1991) has described the key role of school-based administrators in such educational change: He suggest the School Principal is responsible for identifying the expectations placed on the school, ensuring that ministry and school district guidelines are being met,
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Students completing the program receive an M.A. in Education and a recommendation toward a Tier I Administrative Services Credential from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC). ... The Principal Leadership Institute (PLI) assumes that administrators are instructional leaders first and foremost, and are able...
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As the school's intellectual conscience, as its resource for time and opportunities, as manager not of its product but its process, the principal carries the Essential School metaphor of "teacher as coach" to the administrative level--provoking, modeling, and nurturing the thoughtful growth everyone in a good school...
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The Role of a School Principal ... The principal is required to have a Master’s degree in education (including coursework in elementary-, middle-, or high-school instruction and administration), an administrative /mid-management certification, and have had classroom teaching experience at the elementary- or secondary...
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Mary Ellen Imbo, principal at Westwood Elementary School in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, has been part of several committees charged with hiring administrators for Broken Arrow's 14 elementary schools. "As I've sat in on administrative interviews," said Imbo, "I've learned that listening skills are of utmost importance."
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The role of the school principal as the instructional leader is gaining increased importance in light of recent legislative initiatives calling for improved student academic performance and educator accountability.
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Stiggins, R. J. (2001). The principal's leadership role in assessment. National Association of Secondary School Principals. NASSP Bulletin, 85(621), 13. ... OPQs --- Opportunities, Predicaments and Quandries a) Administrative "Team": Assistant Principal and Board Personnel...
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