Role of the Principal as Fiscal Manager Ethics in School Leadership

principalship

1. Role of the Principal as Fiscal Manager Ethics in School Leadership Prepared by: MUNAIRE C. TAN,MOCCA MAE C. FALLAN and MARY IRENE PALER

2. ROLE FUNCTION

3. ROLE/S

4. LEADER

5. MANAGER

6. DIFFERENCE

7. LEADER (Goal-oriented) FOCUSED IN ACHIEVING THE GOALS

8. FUNCTIONS/TASK AREAS 1. Instructional supervision Personal formation custody of school spirit and culture School representation Vertical and horizontal unity Governance

9. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISION Teachers and teaching 1.1 Teacher selection and hiring 1.2 Syllabi and LPs 1.3 Classroom Mgt 1.4 Instructional aids and materials 1.5 Faculty Development

10. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISION Learners and Learning 2.1 Student recruitment and admission 2.2 Diagnosis 2.3 Achievement 2.4 Enhancement or Remediation

11. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISION 2.5 Curricular programs (co/extra) 2.6 Textbooks, library and other learning resources

12. PERSONAL FORMATION Of parents Of teachers Of students Of rest of personnel

13. CUSTODY OF SCHOOL SPIRIT AND CULTURE POLICIES PROGRAMS ACTIVITIES DIRECTIONS

14. SCHOOL REPRESENTATION PRESTIGE/RECOGNITION

15. VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL UNITY

16. GOVERNANCE

17. MANAGER Routine behaviors

18. POLICE (Planning, Organizing, Leading, Initiating, Controlling, Evaluating) POSDCORB (Planning, Organizing, Supervising, Coordinating, Regulating/control, etc)

19. FUNCTIONS/TASK AREAS 1. Supervision of secretarial work 2. Management of resources

20. Supervision of secretarial work Follow up major decisions Linkage/dealings with DepEd Correspondence (outside/within office) Admission and enrolment

21. Financial/Material resource mgt 1. resource utilization – human, fiscal, & other materials 2. budget formulation and implementation 3. funds generation (IGPs) 4. scholarship and grants 5. accounting 6. inventory 7. building improvement and maintenance

22. PRINCIPAL: A leader, a manager or both?

23. iNSIGHT It’s not whether a principal is a leader or a manager but whether these two roles are in balance and complement each other.