The View From The Female Principal's Desk
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21423/awlj-v11.a159Abstract
More than in past years, females are enrolling in educational administration programs and aspiring to be
to school principals, central office administrators, and superintendents. Efforts to increase the number of
female employees by businesses, industries, and public agencies encourage women to work toward
advanced degrees and apply for administrative positions typically regarded as male positions. Successful
women are written about in newspaper articles and magazine features more often than ever before. These
women leaders serve as role models to inspire other women to follow in their professional wake.
Aburdene and Naisbitt (1992) write that "the women's movement has reached "˜critical mass,' the point at
which a trend becomes a megatrend." If this trend continues, opportunities for professional advancement
and increased salaries for women will result.
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