Principal for a Day
by
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Miss Davis did not know what to
do. So, she told the students, “This will
hurt me more than it will hurt you.” Elaine
heard this saying all the time when she was about to be disciplined by her Momma
Davis at home. Usually, the principal
would give them a referral but Elaine came up with another great idea.
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Book Details
Language :
English
Publication Date :
8/8/2022
Format :
Softcover
Dimensions :
8.5x11
Page Count :
30
ISBN :
9781438953144
About the Book
A student at Thompson Learning Academy, Miss Elaine Davis becomes a student principal for a day at her elementary school. At first, she believes that her task in supervising and managing the school is quite easy until she finds out the difficulties that a principal faces throughout a school day.
“Principal for a Day” is a motivation reading for all elementary age students by exploring the following concepts:
1. Do not grow up too fast. Enjoy your childhood.
2. Know your limitations. Only handle what you are capable of accomplishing.
3. Admit your weaknesses. A weakness is only temporary.
4. Respect the work that people do. You never know how difficult someone else’ job may be.
“Principal for a Day” is a motivation reading for all elementary age students by exploring the following concepts:
1. Do not grow up too fast. Enjoy your childhood.
2. Know your limitations. Only handle what you are capable of accomplishing.
3. Admit your weaknesses. A weakness is only temporary.
4. Respect the work that people do. You never know how difficult someone else’ job may be.
About the Author
Amber Herndon is an original native from South Dallas where she attended H.S. Thompson Learning Center and graduated from Lincoln High School Humanities/Communications Magnet School in 2003. Amber graduated from the University of Texas majoring in Government and is currently a candidate for a Master of Business Administration. Amber states that she enjoys the field of teaching because teachers create doctors, lawyers, businessmen and other teachers. She has also realized that she too wants to make a positive impact in the lives of children and mold them into productive citizens that she know that they can be.