I do have my admin degree- both to be a principal and a superintendent. I had those when I turned 30. I don't want the job, though, because I know it's stressful and the pressures are different. I can't handle being yelled at either. I guess I just understand that sometimes good people do behave badly when under pressure and try not to judge or paint everyone with the same brush. I've only had three principals, but have gone through many superintendents and I think that's what makes the most difference as far as working conditions go.
Beth, you make perfect sense. My last district was riddled with nepotism. They weren't really related just friends. The supt hired
Makes sense to me too.
Beth,
I love the way you EXPRESS!! Every real teacher on this board agrees with you 100 percent!! Take care of you and keep on telling the truth. It
I am a "real" teacher and I don't know that I agree with you 100%.
You haven't had an experience like we describe?!
I'm pretty sure I'm the oldest and most experienced on the board and speak from that perspective of experience.