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    The document discusses the key responsibilities and duties of a school principal. As the instructional leader, the principal must communicate a shared vision, promote high expectations, and establish a culture of learning and trust. In addition to managing day-to-day operations, the principal supervises teachers, develops curriculum, ensures student safety, and communicates with parents and the community. The principal is also responsible for organizing professional development, analyzing student data, preparing budgets, and ensuring compliance with legal policies. The job outlook for principals is expected to grow 6% over the next decade, with an additional 14,000 jobs anticipated.

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    The document discusses the key responsibilities and duties of a school principal. As the instructional leader, the principal must communicate a shared vision, promote high expectations, and establish a culture of learning and trust. In addition to managing day-to-day operations, the principal supervises teachers, develops curriculum, ensures student safety, and communicates with parents and the community. The principal is also responsible for organizing professional development, analyzing student data, preparing budgets, and ensuring compliance with legal policies. The job outlook for principals is expected to grow 6% over the next decade, with an additional 14,000 jobs anticipated.

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    The passage outlines the many responsibilities of a school principal including managing daily operations, supervising staff, setting curriculum, ensuring student safety, and communicating with stakeholders.

    A principal is responsible for developing a shared vision, managing curriculum, analyzing data, organizing professional development for staff, managing school activities and staff, and more as described on pages 2-6.

    Principals have demanding schedules and are responsible for many operational and interpersonal tasks as described on pages 11-12. They also have to navigate legal and policy issues.

    Being the Principal

    Mary Kent
    January 24, 2016
    EAD 501

    Principal Effects on Student Outcomes

    Communicate a shared vision amongst staff,


    students, and parents
    Incorporate high expectations
    Promote a culture of learning and success
    built on trust
    Establish shared leadership
    Support staff through professional
    development and
    collaboration

    Role of the Principal

    Principals manage day-to-day school


    operations and activities, supervise teachers
    and school staff, establish curriculum and
    instructional practices, promote a safe
    learning environment for students, and
    communicate with parents and community
    members.

    Responsibilities of the Principal

    Organizational
    Develop a shared vision and communicate with
    all stakeholders
    Implement and maintain curriculum content
    standards
    Analyze data to prepare reports, assess
    effectiveness of instructional practices, and
    identify school-wide goals

    Responsibilities of the Principal

    Organizational (contd)

    Organize professional development for staff


    Create and oversee school schedules
    Manage school activities and staff
    Prepare school budget and supply order
    Hiring of staff

    Responsibilities of the Principal

    Management and Operations

    Schedule school maintenance


    Supervise cafeteria, security, and custodial staff
    Manage school grounds and maintenance
    Establish security procedures

    Responsibilities of the Principal

    Teachers
    Sustain trust, collaboration, and respect
    Observe and evaluate teacher instruction
    Assist in classroom management and student
    discipline
    Develop and monitor yearly professional growth
    plans
    Capacitate leadership

    Responsibilities of the Principal

    Students

    Foster positive relationships


    Promote academic and social success
    Develop leaders and life-long learners
    Advocate equity, fairness, and democracy
    Attend to student discipline

    Responsibilities of the Principal

    Parents/Community
    Collaborate to build positive relationships
    Encourage involvement and promote ways to
    give back to community
    Meet with parents to discuss academic and social
    success
    Encourage community resources for student
    achievement

    Responsibilities of the Principal

    Legal
    Adhere to federal, state, and local policies and
    procedures involving curriculum standards,
    instructional programs, safety/building codes,
    student diversity, and ethical behavior with staff
    and students

    Responsibilities of the Principal

    Additional
    Attendance at:
    District and school meetings
    School board meetings
    After-school functions/athletic events

    Working Conditions

    Public, private, or charter school in an urban,


    rural, or suburban setting
    Elementary, middle, or high school
    Five days/week, year round
    Assistant principal and/or secretary to assist with
    duties
    Demanding schedule yet rewarding

    Job Outlook 2014-2024

    Projection for principal employment for


    elementary, middle, and high school is anticipated
    to grow 6 percent equaling an additional 14,000
    jobs (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2016).

    References

    Calahan, S. (2013). Trust me, Im your principal. Principal


    Leadership, 14.
    Retrieved from http://www.eddigest.com
    Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of
    Labor,Occupational Outlook
    Handbook, 2016-17 Edition.
    Retrieved fromhttp://www.bls.gov/ ooh/management/
    elementary-middle-and-highschoolprincipals.htm(visitedJanuary 23, 2016).
    Goodwin, B. (2013). A principals success requires people skills.
    Educational
    Leadership, 70(7). Retrieved from
    http://www.ascd.org
    Krajewski, B. (2008). The many hats of the principal. Principal,
    87(4) 16-19.

    References (contd)

    NASSP. (2013). Ethics for school leaders. Retrieved from


    https://
    www.nassp.org/who-we-are/board-of-directors/positionstatements/ethics-for-school-leaders.
    Parsons, J. & Beauchamp, L. (2012). Leadership in effective
    elementary
    schools: A synthesis of five case studies. USChina Education
    Review. Retrieved from
    http://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ ED536409.pdf.
    Ritchie, J. (2013). The effective and reflective principal. Phi
    Delta Kappan, 94 (8), 18-21.

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