School Principals’ Day

School Principals’ Day – A day to honor educational principals in our education system from Elementary to High School.

School Principals’ Day

School Principals' Day

This holiday, is held annually on May 1. This is a holiday I have never heard about. I found it on the list of daily holidays from Metro Creative. This day pays tribute to those school administrators who serve a school principal. Search Results Principal Job Description.

Principals manage the operations of their school, usually in elementary schools, middle schools, or high schools. … They are responsible for ensuring their school runs smoothly, remains safe, and provides an excellent learning environment for its students. (teachercertificationdegrees.com)

According to National Calendar:  Janet Dellaria of Trout Creek, Michigan founded this day to recognize all the dedicated leaders in schools from elementary through high school.

Maybe you can make a special card or bring a special gift to your principal on this day. Be to sure to thank him or her for what they do for your school too.

Metro Creative reports with this holiday …

School principals are in a small group of jobs whose holders are often rarely appreciated, despite the amount of effort and time principals devote to their schools. That should all change on School Principals’ Day. This is a day of recognition for all elementary, middle and high school principals for their leadership and dedication to providing the best education possible.

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First published May 1, 2018. Last updated or republished April 30, 2020.

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