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    Although, there are various stakeholders involved in the process of determining how funds should be spent, it is ultimately the responsibility of the principal, but with assistance from various stakeholders. The Targeted Assistance Program operated by the federal government is a program that is beneficial to Deer Park Elementary School and should be operated successfully with the budget in mind. Since

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    effectiveness of Principals’, Unpublished PhD thesis Education. Meerut University. Cited in MB. Buch Fourth Survey of Research in Education, NCERT, New Delhi, Pp.1069-1070. Aggarwal, J.C. (1972) ‘Educational Administration Inspection Planning and Financing India’, Arya Book Depot, New Delhi. Aggarwal, J.C. (2007) ‘School Management’, Shipra publication, New Delhi. Ahuja, R. (2011) ‘Research methods’, Rawat Publications, New Delhi, Pp.120-121. Akomolafe, C.O. (2012) ‘A comparative study of Principals’ administrative

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    1. What is the core idea behind agency theory? 2. Can you use agency theory to analyse: a. the rise and downfall of RBS; b. the mortgage debt crisis more generally? 3. Who is/are the principal(s) and who is/are the agent(s) in your analysis? Can you think of one threat that arises from the use of agency theory in developing measures aimed to prevent future banking and/or financial failures?\   The emergency rescue of the Royal Bank of Scotland in 2008 has cost the UK government thus the British

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    referred to as differentiated or situational decision-making model. This is case with Mrs. Rose, differentiated or situational decision-making model is the most helpful model that would represent a shift from the traditional way of the thinking (the principal), to different decision entry points (Gorton, page 38). Mrs. Rose began the process of getting more parental involvement. With this initiation, the administrator must take a risk and decide against conventional methods in order to maximize a long-term

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    Currently, I am serving on a aircraft carrier where my principal assistance who is the third in charge under a department and assistance department head (both which are unrestricted line pilots) which mange a 742 people within air department on a nuclear powered aircraft carrier. By design my position requires me to report all matters to the department head first pertaining to the aviation fuels system. Out of respect to my principal assistance which is a limited duty officer and falls into the

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    Principals are under increased pressure to create systemic change within their school. Providing leadership coaching will give principals the tools they need while on the job and can improve their interactions throughout their workday. The purpose of coaching is to move from one place to another (Reiss, 2007, p. 54). The coaching model in the executive world has various models which supports the concept of helping leaders reach their next level with improved thinking skills or clarifying purposeful

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    schools Dr. Suellen Reed, “We know from our research that there’s no turnaround school without a turnaround principal” (as cited in Gammil, 2007, para. 2), further supporting the fact that “school leaders have an essential role in cultivating a positive school culture in public schools” (Peterson and Deal, 2002, p.30). However, it is imperative to improve our understanding as to how principal leadership impacts the school culture in high poverty schools to ensure that all children receive a quality

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    Do you feel that schools don’t give children the rights they are supposed to have? If so then your right. A group of students and the principal disagreed with having a club in dealing with problems in school after the petitioned to do it. After this, they then protested in front of the principal's office and wrote something bad about the principal in a newspaper article. Shocking but true they got punished for this. Most people would believe that this violated their freedom of press, petition, and

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    Great principals prepare themselves for the moments when leadership opportunities open to them. The true principal leader is prepared; he does not rely on chance or luck (although sometimes it pays to be lucky). Great principals build their foundation for success around people. People are the foundation to the success of any organization, and the great principal understands that to build a successful school, he must hire and build the school around quality people. Once many years ago when

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    Reflection On PARCC Test

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    PARCC exam. The principal ran through a state provided PowerPoint and provided the schedule that works well for the school. The principal explained the security measures as well as who to contact in case of emergencies or problems. There was also another meeting for the staff that could not attend the original. All staff members who were involved with PARCC testing had to sign a paper acknowledging that they attended the training. I was able to work with the secretary and principal to coordinate testing

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