Get 12 specific and practical tips if you are applying for positions to get a job as a school administrator. Stand out from the crowd and be prepared when it's your turn to interview. Use the advice given to get your next promotion!
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QR codes aren’t just for menus. 👀 They can help principals make student voice, staff appreciation, family feedback, and positive referrals easier to collect and act on. Save this for your next hallway, newsletter, or front office display. Want the ready-to-copy forms? Comment FORM and I’ll send you the editable Staff Shout-Out Form + Positive Office Referral Form. Follow for more practical school leadership resources you can actually use. 💛
Stop letting the urgent determine what’s important. The Principal’s Weekly Operating System helps school leaders plan priorities, stay visible in classrooms, support staff, solve problems, and reflect each week. Download the FREE PSS Principal Weekly Planner™ to put the system into practice. Perfect for principals and assistant principals who want to spend less time reacting and more time leading.
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New assistant principal? This comprehensive survival guide helps school leaders navigate discipline, PBIS, teacher coaching, parent communication, scheduling, special education meetings, Title IX procedures, transportation, school events, and more. Designed as a practical quick-reference resource to help assistant principals lead with confidence and build strong school systems.
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Principals, before the week gets away from you, take 15 minutes to plan how you want to lead it! 📅 Try this 15-Minute Monday Principal Leadership Launch to set your priorities, protect time for important work, and plan where you need to be present this week. 💬 Comment MONDAY and I’ll DM you the FREE printable planning worksheet to use every Monday morning! ✅ SAVE this for next Monday. 📤 SHARE with your leadership team. 💚 FOLLOW for more practical principal leadership tools!
Turn school leadership decisions into clear, assigned, monitored, and completed actions with this Principal Action Log and Follow-Up Tracker. This complete leadership system includes an 18-page printable PDF, an interactive fillable PDF, an editable Word document, Canva-ready templates, and an Excel dashboard with action registers, follow-up logs, decision tracking, weekly summaries, charts, overdue-item aging, and owner workload monitoring. Perfect for principals, assistant principals, school leadership teams, department leads, operations leaders, and student support administrators. Use it to assign responsibilities, monitor deadlines, document barriers, verify completion evidence, and improve accountability across your school team. Click to explore the complete resource on TPT.
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Q&A with a Principal! 👀❤️ There are some things about school leadership that you just can’t learn in a certification program. You learn them by sitting in the chair, making the tough decisions, navigating the unexpected, and figuring things out as you go. After nearly 20 years in education and seven years as a principal, I can tell you that I still learn something new every single day. And some days? My brain is completely fried by 3 PM. 😂 So here’s a little behind-the-scenes look at pri...
Job Summary As the designated Principal Officer, you will be the primary point of contact with the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) and other regulatory bodies. You will be responsible for ensuring compliance, managing operations, guiding strategic initiatives, and maintaining high standards of client service and regulatory adherence.
Delegation is about protecting the leadership work only you can do, while also developing the people around you. Start with three questions: Does this improve teaching and learning? Is this recurring operational work? Could this grow another leader? Follow for more practical leadership tools for busy principals.