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Why have an administrator? What can an administrator do in terms of the relationships around the school? Steve Brubaker makes the case that administrators inhabit and manage the complex meeting place of all the people involved in a school. It’s a position of influence to be used not to lord it over others but to serve them. “Administrators exist to serve the servants,” says Steven. And schools that lack these people are hampered in their efforts to grow.
Specifically, administrators are in a position to nurture growth in these two ways:
Steven develops both of those roles and also provides practical elaboration on the admin/board relationship and the admin/teacher relationship.
Bonus: (from the discussion time in the original presentation)
Links
Doing Good Even Better by Edgar Stoesz: https://a.co/d/ilJRVb2
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Why have an administrator? What can an administrator do in terms of the relationships around the school? Steve Brubaker makes the case that administrators inhabit and manage the complex meeting place of all the people involved in a school. It’s a position of influence to be used not to lord it over others but to serve them. “Administrators exist to serve the servants,” says Steven. And schools that lack these people are hampered in their efforts to grow.
Specifically, administrators are in a position to nurture growth in these two ways:
Steven develops both of those roles and also provides practical elaboration on the admin/board relationship and the admin/teacher relationship.
Bonus: (from the discussion time in the original presentation)
Links
Doing Good Even Better by Edgar Stoesz: https://a.co/d/ilJRVb2

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