We can't let that happen. I think you would agree that school principals play an important role in leading the way when it comes to technology. Technology goals are changing so fast that few principals, or anyone else, can keep up with them. The greatest issue with technology is getting staff trained in its use and having someone on board who can assist with the problems that arise. A critical issue is how to select quality software when there's so much from which to choose.
Principals have to be informed about the potential for technology.
It's going to change schools, perhaps in significant ways. Aspiring principals programs will be of greatest benefit if they are focused on those things that good principals do. The middle school movement has profoundly affected education, but recently in some parts of the country, there appears to be a return to the K through 8 school configuration. I certainly hope they don't disappear. There is no perfect configuration of schools.