School Leaders

School leaders are those who set good examples for everyone within the district and those willing to go the extra mile to make sure their school is a wonderful learning experience. School leaders are self-motivated and determined to create an energetic environment and a positive setting. Anyone can be a school leader, whether it is the principal, a guidance counselor, a physical educator, or even a student; there is no limit or criteria to be a leader within your community.

Those who are willing to set a good example are generally among the most respected and influential staff members within the district. Those staff members come to work everyday with an enthusiastic attitude, ready to start the experiences. Most school leaders do not have the intent to always have an impact on the students and others within the district; instead they have the natural instinct to accomplish these tasks anyway. Without even trying, leaders naturally take over situations and set examples as they proceed with their daily routines.

Leaders also enhance the energy level within the schools, making it a fun and friendly working and learning environment. Physical educators create a positive learning environment by motivating students to participate in athletics every day and increase their physical fitness activity level. Physical educators also inspire their students through motivation to achieve their goals and be successful throughout athletics and team-oriented ambitions. In physical education, teachers have the power to create a high energy learning community and they have the ability to lead students towards making the right decisions and choices for themselves.