Posted by: College Summit Education Posted date: Apr 20, 2011

Schools are unique institutions that require special leaders. Given the complexity of school systems, principals must possess a set of skills that dynamically intertwine business practices, a spirit of civil servitude, and ultimately a sheer will for educating youth.

School leadership is a tough job, and those who are called to the role of the principalship must be prepared to face a barrage of challenges from multiple arenas. There was a time when the role of principal was viewed as a manager and a democratic leader who had very little direct interaction with students, and simply…

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Topics: School Leadership