The Changing relationship between principal and superintendent
Subtitle: shifting roles in an era of educational reform
By: Rebecca van der Bogert, editor-in-chief ; Sheryl Boris-Schacter, editor.
Contributors: Van der Bogert, Rebecca.; Boris-Schacter, Sheryl.; Harvard University. Graduate School of Education. International Network of Principals' Centers.
Series: New directions for school leadership -- no. 10
Publisher: Jossey-Bass
Published: 1999
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Principal-superintendent relationships -- United States; School management and organization -- United States
Other titles: Principal and superintendent
Notes: "Sponsored by the International Network of Principals' Centers"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Learning and communication as the linchpins for the superintendent-principal relationship / Sheryl Boris-Schacter; title: Building bedrock : the superintendent and the principal as mutual learners / Meredith Howe Jones; title: Superintendents : Principals' teachers? / Paul A. Naso; title: Better decisions without the surprises : communication as the key to the principal-superintendent relationship / Lonnie Yingst; title: A principal's perspective on administrative relationships / Mike Schwinden; title: Seven factors affecting the relationship between superintendents and principals / Joseph A. Shivers; title: Friends and collegues : a response to the factors suggested by Joseph A. Shivers affecting the relationship between a superintendent and a principal / Joe Rottenborn; title: Crossing boundaries : principals and superintendents assume multiple roles and collaborate in a climate of creative tension / Lynn F. Stuart; title: Taking turns at teaching and learning : the superintendent-principal partnership / Bobbie D'Alessandro; title: The superintendent and the principal : partners in the "greatest show on earth" / Lisa Devlin Bjork; title: Button down the mainsail / Greg Willis.