Where Are the Principal Candidates? Perceptions of Superintendents

By Kathryn S. Whitaker. 2001

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Subfields: Education

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• Let's Keep Our Quality School Principals on the Job (2002, background): “For example, a Colorado study of school superintendents identified low salary as a primary reason that more individuals were not seeking the principalship (Whitaker, 2000). Studies by Kimball and Sirotnik (2000), Hertling (2001), Yerkes and Guaglionone (1998) and others have underscored salary as a ”
• The Pain Outweighs the Gain: Why Teachers Don't Want to Become Principals (2005, background): “In much of the current literature, researchers have summarized data elicited from school superintendents and principals (e.g., ERS, 1998; Kerrins et al., 2001; Malone, Sharp, & Walter, 2001; Whitaker, 2001; Yerkes & Guaglianone, 1998).”