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How a First-time Principal Led Systemic Change Despite a Pandemic: A Guide for New Administrators

In this article, Deborah Stein shares her journey of being a first-time elementary school principal and how she navigated low morale, the pandemic and virtual learning while improving climate and culture at her school.

How a First-Time Principal Led Systemic Change Despite a Pandemic

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