Principalprinciples.net Website Review

Tuesday, December 11, 2018 Being a school leader is hard.  Being a first-year school leader is even harder.   I'm hoping your year   is all going well for you.  I'm sure you have already handled situations that were easy and some that made you a bit nervous.  Don't drown in all the to-do lists, stress, pressures and all of the uncertainties.  With simple steps along the way, you will have a happy and successful first year as a school leader. The presentations, board meetings, and public relations-WORTH IT As well. The students and teachers you are helping via your leadership- absolutely WORTH IT. > Data available from a handful of states suggest that only about half > of beginning principals remain in the same job five years later, and > Nearly 30 percent of principals who lead troubled schools quit every > year.  By year 3, more than half of all principals leave their If you are needing a little extra guidance or support, I'm always here for you.  Just contact me and let's work together. DEAR FIRST YEAR SCHOOL LEADER includes a list of 12 strategies that you can easily implement and help you in this journey.  Our road may be tough but one thing is certain we have each other to get through it.  Many seasoned administrators will say this might be the toughest It has been years since I began my very first day as a principal.  I would do it all over again if I ever had the opportunity to go back in. DO*NLOAD DEAR FIRST YEAR SCHOOL LEADER EBOOK NOW!   . P.S. By the way if you don't need this eBook because you aren't a first year school leader, I bet you know someone who is.  If that's the case then I think you'll find some powerful words in here as you mentor your colleague or friend.   Monday, December 3, 2018 You might find this a bit weird of me, but I often find myself researching successful schools.  I'm always eager to know and understand what other schools are doing.  It's common for me to sit