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Top 5 reasons why your principal is acting weird

Top 5 reasons why your principal is acting weird

Is your principal acting weird? Is he present but at the same time absent minded? Does he delegate all his works to his school teachers? Is he always in a bad mood?

School principal should be the pillar of the school and a good leader to his teachers and students. He must always have the authority even if everything else will fall apart. Yet, sometimes, there are school principal who neglects doing his functions well.

Here are the top 5 reasons why your principal is acting weird:

1. FINANCIAL PROBLEMS

If your principal is acting weird then the he might have troubles with money. They do get a higher compensation but most of the time it is still lacking as their needs also goes up. Some principals can’t focus on their job as they try to find other financial source.

2. PROBLEMS WITH THE SUBORDINATES

Some principals are younger than their subordinates as they were once their students. In this case, he can’t decide on his own since he has to weigh their opinions as well.

3. DOES NOT WANT STRESS SO HE TRY TO PLEASE EVERYONE

In connection to reason #2, your principal might not want to hurt the feelings of his subordinates. He wants to please everyone to the extent that he gets fickle-minded to the suggestions of all. In return, the school is at risk of pitfall.

4. FAMILY PROBLEMS

Family problems are great stress for principals. It will be crystal clear if he does not know how to balance work and family. In most cases, it will make the principal act weird and moody.

5. FICKLE MINDED AND DOES NOT WANT TO BURDEN HIMSELF

If you have a principal that is fickle minded and does not want to burden him, then good luck to your school. This problem is super hard to embrace and it will affect the school big time. Matters that needs proper decision making will be at risk. It will be for sure delegated to you as teachers.

Now, try to realize if your principal is acting weird or not. – Alec|Helpline PH

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