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The High School Principal and Barriers to Change: The Need for Principal Credibility

Research studies tell us that people feel better about themselves when they have leaders they admire and respect. When they feel a leader is concerned about them as individuals, they work harder. Principals can raise the expectations of the school community and help everyone "live" the mission of the school.