You Have to Go to School - You're the Principal!

101 Tips to Make It Better for Your Students, Your Staff, and Yourself
Paul G. Young - West After School Center, Executive Director
You Have to Go to School - You're the Principal!
April 2004 | 208 pages | Corwin
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"Whether you have just picked up the keys to your first school or you've been a principal for decades, the suggestions from Paul Young should be required--and fast--reading for every school leader. This little book is packed with good ideas. The best part, these solid tips remain constant over time and will be just as meaningful each time you pick up the book."
From the Foreword by Vincent Ferrandino
Executive Director, National Association of Elementary School Principals

Sharpen your leadership skills and lead your school skillfully!

What if you already had thirty-years' experience on your first day as a principal? What if, after 20 years as a principal, you felt as fresh and energized as you did on your first day? Principals need encouragement and revitalization for their school and their careers. Full of simple rules and meaningful insights, this indispensable compilation of suggestions and recommendations speaks to all principals.

You Have to Go to School--You're the Principal! offers tips aligned to NAESP standards for principals and beyond, from health advice to people-skills. Paul Young has interacted with scores of principals during his career and his tenure as president of the NAESP. Now, let his experience work for you as he addresses:

  • Building partnerships with parents and community for students' success
  • Maintaining character in the face of adversity
  • Reducing paperwork while getting organized
  • Remembering names and fostering relationships with staff and students
  • Determining your fundamental beliefs about education

Everything you do is to become a focused, effective, instructional leader. Now you can meet each challenge and interruption as an opportunity each day with renewed hope and energy!

Contents

dedication

dedication

Foreword

Foreword

Preface

Preface

Introduction

Introduction

Part I Leadership

Part I Leadership

Part II Vision

Part II Vision

Part III Student Learning

Part III Student Learning

Part IV Adult Learning

Part IV Adult Learning

Part V Data and Decision Making

Part V Data and Decision Making

Part VI Parents and Community Engagement

Part VI Parents and Community Engagement

Part VII Organizational Caretaking

Part VII Organizational Caretaking

Part VIII Personal Caretaking

Part VIII Personal Caretaking

Part IX Professional Growth

Part IX Professional Growth

Principals' Creed

Principals' Creed

About the Author

About the Author

Suggested Readings

Suggested Readings

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"Whether you have just picked up the keys to your first school or you've been a principal for decades, the suggestions from Paul Young should be required--and fast--reading for every school leader. This little book is packed with good ideas. The best part, these solid tips remain constant over time and will be just as meaningful each time you pick up the book."
From the Foreword by Vincent Ferrandino
Executive Director, National Association of Elementary School Principals

Sharpen your leadership skills and lead your school skillfully!

What if you already had thirty-years' experience on your first day as a principal? What if, after 20 years as a principal, you felt as fresh and energized as you did on your first day? Principals need encouragement and revitalization for their school and their careers. Full of simple rules and meaningful insights, this indispensable compilation of suggestions and recommendations speaks to all principals.

You Have to Go to School--You're the Principal! offers tips aligned to NAESP standards for principals and beyond, from health advice to people-skills. Paul Young has interacted with scores of principals during his career and his tenure as president of the NAESP. Now, let his experience work for you as he addresses:

  • Building partnerships with parents and community for students' success
  • Maintaining character in the face of adversity
  • Reducing paperwork while getting organized
  • Remembering names and fostering relationships with staff and students
  • Determining your fundamental beliefs about education

Everything you do is to become a focused, effective, instructional leader. Now you can meet each challenge and interruption as an opportunity each day with renewed hope and energy!

Contents

dedication

dedication

Foreword

Foreword

Preface

Preface

Introduction

Introduction

Part I Leadership

Part I Leadership

Part II Vision

Part II Vision

Part III Student Learning

Part III Student Learning

Part IV Adult Learning

Part IV Adult Learning

Part V Data and Decision Making

Part V Data and Decision Making

Part VI Parents and Community Engagement

Part VI Parents and Community Engagement

Part VII Organizational Caretaking

Part VII Organizational Caretaking

Part VIII Personal Caretaking

Part VIII Personal Caretaking

Part IX Professional Growth

Part IX Professional Growth

Principals' Creed

Principals' Creed

About the Author

About the Author

Suggested Readings

Suggested Readings

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You Have to Go to School - You're the Principal!

101 Tips to Make It Better for Your Students, Your Staff, and Yourself


April 2004 | 208 pages | Corwin

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Hardcover 27/02/2023 9781412904711 $84.95
Paperback 28/04/2023 9781412904728 $39.95

"Whether you have just picked up the keys to your first school or you've been a principal for decades, the suggestions from Paul Young should be required--and fast--reading for every school leader. This little book is packed with good ideas. The best part, these solid tips remain constant over time and will be just as meaningful each time you pick up the book."
From the Foreword by Vincent Ferrandino
Executive Director, National Association of Elementary School Principals

Sharpen your leadership skills and lead your school skillfully!

What if you already had thirty-years' experience on your first day as a principal? What if, after 20 years as a principal, you felt as fresh and energized as you did on your first day? Principals need encouragement and revitalization for their school and their careers. Full of simple rules and meaningful insights, this indispensable compilation of suggestions and recommendations speaks to all principals.

You Have to Go to School--You're the Principal! offers tips aligned to NAESP standards for principals and beyond, from health advice to people-skills. Paul Young has interacted with scores of principals during his career and his tenure as president of the NAESP. Now, let his experience work for you as he addresses:

  • Building partnerships with parents and community for students' success
  • Maintaining character in the face of adversity
  • Reducing paperwork while getting organized
  • Remembering names and fostering relationships with staff and students
  • Determining your fundamental beliefs about education

Everything you do is to become a focused, effective, instructional leader. Now you can meet each challenge and interruption as an opportunity each day with renewed hope and energy!


Table Of Contents:

  • dedication
  • Foreword
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Part I Leadership
  • Part II Vision
  • Part III Student Learning
  • Part IV Adult Learning
  • Part V Data and Decision Making
  • Part VI Parents and Community Engagement
  • Part VII Organizational Caretaking
  • Part VIII Personal Caretaking
  • Part IX Professional Growth
  • Principals' Creed
  • About the Author
  • Suggested Readings

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Whether you have just picked up the keys to your first school or you’ve been a principal for decades, the suggestions from Paul Young should be required—and fast—reading for every school leader. This little book is packed with good ideas. The best part, these solid tips remain constant over time and will be just as meaningful each time you pick up the book.
From the Foreword by Vincent Ferrandino, Executive Director, National Association of Elementary School Principals

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