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Our Principals are properly trained and have adequate knowledge to run the day-to-day operations of a campus . |
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Our Principals are expected to be school improvement experts. |
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Our Principals have the appropriate skills to communicate effectively with teachers, parents, and students. |
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Our Principals are knowledgeable in using assessment data to set the priorities and objectives for campus instructional decisions. |
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Our Principals appropriately deal with ethical issues that arise on their campus. |
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Our Principals have a clear understanding of our district goals and effectively keep them at the forefront of their campus decisions. |
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Our Principals have a good understanding of the school's culture and foster a shared belief and sense of community. |
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Our Principals understand and administer the district's policies and standard operating procedures effectively. |
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Our Principals implement effective discipline procedures that help teachers stay on task. |
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Our Principals effectively provide teachers with the resources and professional development needed to successfully instruct their students. |
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Our Principals take an effective leadership role in curriculum, instruction, and assessment decisions on their campus. |
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Our Principals have a good working knowledge of (sound) current educational practices in curriculum, instruction, and assessment. |
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Our Principals are highly visible on their campus and interact effectively with teachers and students. |
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Our Principals are effective at rewarding individual accomplishment of both teachers and students. |
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Our Principals have the skills needed to effectively establish lines of communication and communicate well with both teachers and students. |
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Our Principals have the skills to be a positive spokesperson and advocate for their campus and our district. |
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Our Principals effectively involve their staff in the design and implementation of important decisions that relate to the campus and it's students. |
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Our Principals effectively recognize campus-wide achievements and also acknowledge failures. |
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Our Principals are empathic to the personal needs and situations that affect their staff's performance. |
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Our Principals have the freedom and ability to analyze and challenge the “status quo”, if needed. |
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Our Principals have the ability to inspire and lead their staff as they implement new and challenging programs on their campus. |
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Our Principals operate and communicate from a strong set of beliefs and ideals about educational importance. |
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Our Principals have the time and skills needed to effectively assess educational practices on their campus that impact student learning and achievement. |
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Our Principals effectively adapt their leadership styles and behavior to the current situation. |
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Our Principals have the personal skills to effectively deal with dissent and don't let issues negatively affect classroom environment and student performance. |
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Our Principals effectively recognize situations and undercurrents running through their campus and have the skills to address the current and future problems. |
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Our Principals are aware of current theories and practices in education and integrate the analysis of these issues in their discussions with their staff. |
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