The Role of Assistant Principals: Evidence and Insights for Advancing School Leadership

Ellen B. Goldring · Mollie Rubin · Mariesa Herrmann

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The number of assistant principals has grown markedly. With some rethinking, the AP role could make more powerful contributions to educational equity, school improvement, and principal effectiveness.

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