Current location - Education and Training Encyclopedia - Education and training - The principal's duty
The principal's duty
The principal refers to the manager who is fully responsible for the daily management of the school and carries out various external work on behalf of the school. The principal's job responsibilities are:

1, strictly implement the national education policy, formulate the overall school-running policy, and guide the school's work every semester;

2. Be responsible for reviewing the formulation and updating of various school rules and regulations, standards and norms, and ensuring the normal implementation of various systems and norms;

3, presided over the school's financial related work, responsible for the school's annual budget audit, audit the school's fund balance;

4. Comprehensively manage and coordinate the work of all departments of the school to ensure that the students and staff of the school maintain normal learning order and work order;

5. Be responsible for improving the conditions of running schools, improving the treatment of teaching staff and implementing the safety work of schools;

6. Responsible for the personnel work of the school, and do a good job in the appointment, deployment and job title evaluation of faculty and staff in accordance with relevant regulations;

7, responsible for docking with the party committee, organize and lead the ideological and political education of teachers and students;

8. Preside over and convene executive meetings, and make arrangements and decisions on major issues related to the school.