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Peer reviewedToth, Charles; Siemaszko, Ed – NASSP Bulletin, 1996
Instead of relegating their assistant principal to discipline and attendance, the Frankfurt (West Germany) American High School restructured the AP role to focus on instructional leadership, employee supervision, collegiality, training, and positive student interactions. Conflict resolution, lunchtime intramurals, town hall meetings, and a…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Attendance, Conflict Resolution, Discipline Policy
Download full textPepper, Floy C.; Nelson, Steven R. – 1985
Using findings from national effective schooling research, the monograph describes tested administrative practices which are effective in enhancing the achievement of elementary-aged Indian students. The monograph is organized into 17 issues which commonly confront school administrators on or near Indian reservations. For each issue, steps are…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Administrative Principles, Administrator Role, American Indian Education
