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Reply to "When a large number of teachers leave a school in one year"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It should be shared--it would encourage school leaders to take care to keep up morale. That helps kids in the end. It also would identify schools with possible problems that at least should be looked into, and maybe identify principals who need some extra support and mentoring. [b]I don't think the MCPS leadership gives enough training to principals.[/b][/quote] +1[/quote] I think they move them up too quickly. Our school has a new one this coming year and he's had just 10 years in education, including a few years teaching, then central office, then assistant principal, and now he's in charge of an entire school. I just don't think 10 years (in multiple positions) is enough time to gain all the experience needed. I think of a principal as someone who has "seen it all," not one someone who's merely on a stepping stone to their next promotion.[/quote]
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