To: dfwgator; ButThreeLeftsDo; Smittie; Bigg Red; koalkracker1981
When I was in elementary school in the 60's and 70's, MOST of the school principles in my district were men. Principles were educators, former classroom teachers, and were in that top position because males projected power and commanded higher respect than women, a much needed quality.
Perhaps now it's different, but that was the default once in a saner age.
91 posted on
08/30/2016 9:14:42 AM PDT by
fwdude
(If we keep insisting on the lesser of two evils, that is exactly what they will give us from now on.)
To: fwdude
True. The Principals were men, but growing up I never knew of a male elementary school teacher.
They tended to be older women, because they enjoyed teaching, they had husbands who generally made enough money for them to live on, so the money wasn’t the reason they wanted to teach.
92 posted on
08/30/2016 9:21:36 AM PDT by
dfwgator
To: fwdude
On “Leave it to Beaver,” back in the ‘50s, they had a female principal. It couldn’t have been too weird, or viewers would have questioned it.
I agree with your post, though.
96 posted on
08/30/2016 1:32:38 PM PDT by
Nea Wood
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