
This is Mr. Doslak, our school principal.
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Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a principal? Mr. Doslak will be answering some questions about being a principal. If you don’t already know, Mr. Doslak is the principal of Case CLC Elementary School. He took out of his time to answer these questions.
Mr. Doslak has been a principal in this school for 2 years, but he has been a principal or assistant principal for about 8 years in all! He also responded to one of my other questions,”I went to college after high school and got a degree in teaching. I started my career as a teacher. Almost every principal, I would say definitely in the state of Ohio, probably in the country, was a teacher before they became a principal. Once I was teaching, I went back to college and got what's called a master's degree. I ended up getting two although you only need one. I got a master's degree and one of those master's degrees is educational leadership.” He continued on about how he was an intern and how you need a license to be a principal.
Mr. Doslak explained how his job is different from Ms. Tome’s job, our school dean’s job. He said,”' Ms. Tome’s job as an assistant principal, and my job as principal are very, very similar. We spend roughly the same amount of our day working with students or teachers.
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The only real difference from my job compared to Ms. Tome’s job is I have to sign more documents because I am the one listed in the computer systems for the state as principal. And ultimately if there's any problem in the building, Ms. Tome always helps me, but I am the one who's responsible to the students, the parents, the teachers.” To sum it up, Mr. Doslak’s job is not much different from Ms. Tome’s because the only difference is that Mr. Doslak has more responsibilities than Miss Tome.
He then went to answer other questions. He said that he wanted to be a teacher before he was a principal, but he still enjoys his job most of the time. “I certainly enjoy it most of the time. But just like any job there are times I get frustrated, but overall the majority of the time.” states Mr. Doslak. To wrap it all up, Mr. Doslak is a very responsible person who had a job similar to Miss Tome, and he enjoys his job most of the time. Lastly, the last thing Mr. Doslak said to the newspaper club, ”I think that the initiative that you and some of the other students are taking to reach out and write some that are getting on the website and all of that is wonderful and I appreciate you all showing everybody what being an IB learner.” Thank you Mr. Doslak for your time, and Happy early Easter to all!
-Emma Thomas
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