Kenneth R. Stevenson

The Assistant Principalship as a Legitimate Terminal Career Alternative

Without question, say these writers, the assistant princi pal is critical to a functioning principalship. However, the role must be enhanced if tal ented, experienced educators are to continue to be attract ed to, and remain in, the role.

AMERICA 2000: A Principal Challenge for The 21 st Century

Leonard O. Pellicer is a professor of educational administration and director of the South Carolina Educational Policy Center, and Kenneth R. Stevenson is associate professor of educational administration and chairman of the Department of Educational Leadership and Policies, both at the University of South Carolina, Columbia. What exactly is AMERICA 2000? Why is it necessary, and what are its origins? What kind of practical impact is it likely to have on the field?

Emergency Preparedness Plans--How to Develop, Operate.

Schools like other buildings in every community can have me chanical malfunctions, experience natural calamities, and be victims of intruders. Principals must have emergency pre paredness plans to cope with any eventuality.