Public High School Principals Needed (Doctoral Candidate's Study)

I am a doctoral candidate from LIU Post.  My study is regarding the shared viewpoints of high school principals on distributed leadership.  I am interested in your opinions and viewpoints regarding this topic and would greatly appreciate your input.

 

To respect your privacy and protect your identity, this survey is completely anonymous and voluntary.  Your expert views and leadership experience are extremely important to me and to the success of this study.

 

 

If you are a current high school principal in Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, or Rockland County, your input would be greatly appreciated!

 

Please click the link below to access to the survey.

 

http://distleader.edsurveys.us/

Thank you for your time!

 

Most Sincerely,

 

Michelle G. Maltempi, M.S., A.B.D.

Doctoral Candidate and Study Director

Long Island University

 

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