Relationship blur By Smurfyteach

For me, a principal relationship is strictly professional... then also when other things come up you know- the things we all feel obliged to do without payment... then it's not so hard to say no :)
I am young BUT my Principal

is 4 years younger than I am- that's not that easy to work for him either- he's pretty 'cool' and there are plenty of teachers always around him, drinking on Friday afternoons and wanting to be his fake friend! I am not boring, but I totally against cliques- I treat work as work with a twist of smurfy fun. :) And a side note to Jennifer... can I just say that I agree with

what you said about the subject for sure. However, I don't know why teachers move into Admin positions-- if I am experienced and want to go higher up the pay scale and NOT want to teach kids or be with children much, then I would move into an admin or management job in the business world and be paid a just and fair amount! Have you thought of that- you'd be paid sooo much more! :confused:

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