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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Principal Selection"”.
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Principal Selection and the Stories Superintendents Tell.
… superintendents look for when hiring a principal. With fewer principal applicants and increased projected needs for principals, it was important to explore the superintendent's reasoning when hiring a principal.</p> <p>A qualitative research method employing elite interviews was used to …
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Employment Criteria Used by Georgia Public Shcool Superintendents in High School Principal Selection
The high school principal plays an important and highly visible role in the community. High school principals are expected to provide challenging curriculum, comprehensive athletic and fine arts programs, a disciplined learning environment, increased test scores, and community involvement. With …
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Topping The Queue: A Mixed Methods Exploration Of Principal Selection In Mississippi's Public School Districts
As a result of the competitive principal market and the varying qualities of a perfect job applicant, information is critical to job candidates, educational leadership program developers, and superintendents or members of school hiring committees. Informed by research from the fields of industry …
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Characteristics of Principalship Candidates and Their Relation to Selection Patterns in Eight Illinois Communities' Public School Districts
… light on whether a pattern exists in the selection of personnel for the principalship role among eight selected Illinois public school districts. The need for an in-depth review of data over a ten-year period, 1972-1982, dictated the utilization of an ex post facto, field study design. In …
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Critical District Supports for New Magnet Programs
… support for critical school-based positions and principal selection. Additionally, I recommend when these criteria cannot be met, districts postpone the introduction of new programs until such time that full support can be secured.</p>