Rachelle Kuehl Assistant Principal Applicant Roanoke City Public Schools.

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Rachelle Kuehl Assistant Principal Applicant Roanoke City Public Schools

Assumptions About Position

Assistant Principal Needed to : Help develop, articulate implement, and steward a vision of learning for the school ( ISLLC 1) Advocate, nurture, and sustain a positive school culture ( ISLLC 2) Facilitate professional growth opportunities for teachers ( ISLLC 2) Enhance student learning schoolwide ( ISLLC 3)

( continued ): Assist in managing the operations of the school to ensure a safe, efficient, and effective learning environment ( ISLLC 3) Relieve principal of day - to - day management responsibilities so he or she can focus more on instruction ( ISLLC 3) Collaborate with families and community members ( ISLLC 4)

( continued ) Act with fairness, equity, and in an ethical manner ( ISLLC 5). Serve as a role model for students ( ISLLC 5) Understand, respond, and influence the larger political, social, economic, legal, and cultural contexts of the school.

Rachelle Kuehl Personal Vision Statement

Vision My personal vision of myself as a school administrator is to promote the success of all students by following the ISLLC standards in order to build a positive school culture. I will encourage and support teachers, collaborate with families and community members, nurture students, and assist the head principal in instructional and management tasks.

Attributes Communication Skills Knowledge of Best Teaching Practices Love of Children Successful Instructional Record Expertise in the Teaching of Writing Entrepreneurial Experience Rapport with Parents and Community Members Passion for Educational Politics

Rachelle Kuehl I will work hard for your school !