10 Things I Wish I Knew as a First Year School Principal

Are you a new or aspiring school principal? Congratulations on taking the first step in your leadership journey! But with great power comes great responsibility, and it's natural to feel overwhelmed by the challenges ahead. In this video, we share key strategies for success as a first-year school principal, including the importance of vulnerability, building strong relationships, self-reflection, and leaving a lasting impact. We'll draw on the experiences and insights of a seasoned principal to provide practical tips and advice for navigating this critical role. Whether you're transitioning into a new leadership role or looking to improve your existing skills, this video will equip you with the tools and mindset needed to thrive as a first-year school principal. Don't let fear hold you back - join us on this journey to unlock your full leadership potential!
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[@mariamthegreat2018]

Thanks for the advice before I start, in the time where I will be taking over as a school principal for the 1st year!

[@jengunsifernando8257]

Thank you for the tips & advice❤️

[@tannerschraw6027]

I will be graduating in May with my Admin license and EdS. When do you recommend I start looking for jobs for this fall?

[@TravelBuggers]

Hi Romano, thank you so much for posting this video. I am not hesitating to reach out. I was wondering if I could ask you advice on applying for a principal position at my school with no prior leadership roles. Is there a way that I could reach out to you for advice regarding this?

[@romanoleadership]

I'm happy to help you out! Fill out this form and we can schedule time to talk: www.oscarreneromano.com/contact/

[@NailaAminusaniAminu]

pls how can I evaluate the teachers

[@ehhhh5137]

I am going to major in education and become a elementary school principal if I can I then want to move up to a superintendent

[@ginac-u4s]

To be honest, these tips were quite vague and shallow. As a veteran teacher here, we want to know how are you going to balance supporting teachers and taking a stand to parents and children's behaviour? Teacher's don't need to like you, but they need to know you have a backbone and can put parents in their place when needed.