Raimondo signs bill to fast-track principal certification in R.I.

Elizabeth Graham

07/26/2019

PRINCIPAL PRESSURES: East Providence School District Superintendent Kathryn Crowley said salary levels, work schedules, increased demands and public scrutiny could be reasons why principal positions seem to be less desirable than in the past. / PBN PHOTO/PAM BHATIA — PRINCIPAL PRESSURES: East Providence School District Superintendent Kathryn Crowley said salary levels, work schedules, increased demands and public scrutiny could be reasons why principal positions seem to be less desirable than in the past.  / PBN PHOTO/ PAM BHATIA

East Providence School District Superintendent Kathryn Crowley can think of a handful of employees who she predicts would make good school principals. But for various reasons, often because of responsibilities at home with young children, the traditional route to becoming a principal is met with reluctance by many potentially good candidates. For years, a master’s

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