what is the role of a high school principal?
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The principal runs the school. He or she must:\n\nMake serious decisions on how the school is run\n\nMeet with teachers to make sure they are doing what they should\n\nKeep the behavior of students in check, discipline those behaving out of line\n\nKeep the school organized, keep up with tardies and the climate of the school\n\nMeet with parents to discuss their student's behavior or progress\n\nRepresent the school in the Board of Education Meeting\n\nMake proposals to the government for savings bonds\n\nPatrol the school and make sure nothing is out of line\n\nAct as a role model for the students and nurture the school's climate.\n\nIf you're going to be principal for a day or something, or put of a paper, you're in trouble!
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Because counselors wear so many hats these days, I seriously doubt that any public school can do without them.  That position has drastically changed over the course of the past few years.  Now, the counselor does very little of that.  Most of the time, he/she is responsible for BBSST stuff and scheduling.  They're also responsible for finding scholarships and helping kids make the academic transitions from grade to grade.  I honestly can't imagine a school operating without a counselor.
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That would be appropriate for high school, but ask someone to make sure.
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Make each of the schools self-supporting. Follow the Delancy Street model. Google Delancy Street and you will see how it supports itself through running several small businesses. Students learn skills in the businesses. Every student who graduates high school should be able to support himself or herself in at least 3 different ways. This should be true even if they are going to college. Your students and staff will have ideas and so will parents.
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If you mean high school the teacher and the student should talk. One at a time of course but it makes the student more interested in the class if they can take part in whats going on in the class. But everyone is different some hate school and others love it. don't forse though if your the teacher just be like "I want to know how you feel about this." or "Don't be afrade to share your oppion your all intitaled to your oppion."
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go to your high school and see your guidance counsellor.
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Assuming that you're speaking of government, there is an executive at the head of every geographic subdivision (i.e., country, state, county, city/town/borough).  In the U.S., these are the president, governors, and mayors or city managers.  they essentially manage a huge staff of people whose function it is to oversee the safety, health, education, and social welfare of the people who live in the "subdivision" (called "constituents") and execute all functions that keep these areas appropriately afloat.
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a decent principal.....we have a bad one at my school and everybody has really low moral.We also hate going because everything is so horrible.\n\nOf course you need good teachers too.Our principal got rid of some of our best.
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Check with you high school guidance office, they should help.
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It's proven to be the best way to keep everything centered. You have a Headmaster at school for the same reason, a coach in a team, etc.
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Captain is in charge and can make executive decisions.\nScout 'scouts' or looks ahead to make sure danger is not impending.
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Upperclassmen at your high school often tutor in order to gain volunteer hours.  Contact your school's main office or guidance during the school year to see if they know of any students looking for others to tutor.
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Teachers have many responsibilities. They, of course have to teach, but they have to put the information out in a way that everyone can understand. They have to grade papers, make tests, quizes, homework assignments. They have to keep the entire class under control. Quite a bit goes into being a teacher.
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Someone who works at the school and helps the teachers with new ideas and strategies for getting kids to read.  They sometimes pull kids who are having trouble reading out of class and work with them.  They're mainly responsible for working with teachers on new strategies and new materials to help kids read faster and better.
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Start with the Principal.
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Post a note in your local high school.
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A teacher's role is defined in the teachers' committment to educate.  There are many opportunities to teach in ones' community if you are willing to step outside of your 'comfort zone' and assist someone who may need a helping hand!\n\nAsk individuals within your community how would they define your role as a teacher?  Then compare it with your expectations of others and your owns!\n\nHope this helps,\nmyshare