Description
The article discusses practical insights from an experienced principal on how to run a successful school. It is divided into three sections, each focusing on a different time of the school year. The tips are introduced by inspiring quotes and cover a variety of topics such as setting improvement goals, involving parents and students, being visible and transparent, and handling complaints. The author emphasizes the importance of being a nurturing leader and focusing on a few things rather than trying to do too much. The article was published in 2005 and is 200 pages long.
Here are practical insights from an experienced principal about how to run a successful school. Organized into three sections (Beginning the School Year, During the School Year, and Ending the School Year) these tips are powerful and attainable. Each one is introduced by an inspiring quote, followed by practical advice on how to implement the strategy. The 169 tips include: - Encourage Staff to Set Improvement Goals - Take Staff on Neighborhood Visits - Call Parents with Good News Early - Learn What Parents and Students Want - Give Messages That Students Are Safe - Stress Procedures Early - Be Visible Daily - Keep No Secrets from Your Staff - Don't Make Decisions to Keep Friends - Don't Wait for Group Consensus - Praise Twice - Be a Nurturing Leader - Use Peer Pressure - Let Kids Work It Out - Have Family Night Activities - Admit Mistakes - Learn to Handle Complaints to Your Superiors - Have Written Goals and Update Them Regularly - See the School through the Parent's Eyes - It Is Better to Do a Few Things Well 2005, 200 pp. paperback
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