Sent To The Principal: Students Talk About Making High Schools Better

by Kathleen Cushman, Deborah Meier (Foreword)

Whether talking about dress codes, detention policies, or school security, teenagers want to help make school a place they care about. Leaders of the nation's 300,000 high schools will be listening to their strategies for changing school culture so that students will invest in their own success.

Genres: Education

146 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Anne]

This book is geared toward administrators. The subtitle should have read, "Advice for principals from students." The basic idea is, 'Hey, principal, build a relationship with me and invite me to be part of your leadership team."
There, now you don't have to read the book.
You're welcome.

[Spacek Kim]

This book is research based and discusses how high school students view their school.