Great Teachers Don't Always Want to Become Principals by LIZ RIGGS

Great Teachers Don't Always Want to Become Principals

Is there a way for teachers to make more money and advance in their careers without leaving the classroom?
Who wouldn't want to be just like Principal Rooney in Ferris Bueller's Day Off? (Paramount Pictures)

Sam is high-school government teacher in Washington D.C. who wanted to take on a leadership role in her school. Last year, she earned a master’s degree and an administration license in order to pursue a position as a principal or a dean. Now, though, she has doubts about leaving the classroom.

“I’m not sure that I want to be a principal,” she tells me. “I think that ideally I would still want to work with kids in some capacity…I don’t perceive leaving the classroom for a while, but I do want to have some other leadership opportunities before that.”

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