Create an orderly and purposeful environment which promotes learning. Make the school safe, interesting, and orderly so that staff can teach and students can learn. Have high expectations for students. Show students and parents that you believe everyone in the school can be successful with the right teaching, the time to learn, and hard work. Identify and encourage strong, instructional leadership on the part of principals and other instructional administrators.
School principals are crucial elements to successful schools.
Work to have only the best leading schools. Recruit and hire the quality teachers who are willing to grow. Seek out good teachers for the school, especially those who are willing to improve their practice through such opportunities as faculty study, collegial sharing, and staff development. Systematically work to improve teaching, learning, and the school. Ensure that the school regularly reviews its goals, examines student performance data, and identifies areas to improve.