In 1980, 49 out of 50 school superintendents were men. That gap has since narrowed a bit, but the numbers are still rather lop-sided. Today, 77% of the teachers in American public schools are women, but only 30% of the districts are led by a female superintendent.

The integration of technology has emerged as a pivotal trend in education, reshaping the way educational institutions operate and deliver learning experiences. For district leadership and decision-makers, understanding the nuances and implications of technology integration is paramount in fostering efficient and effective educational administration. 

Heads of schools are responsible for nurturing the entire school community — students, staff, parents, and other stakeholders. A school leader is constantly thinking of ways to improve teaching and learning, how the school functions, while boosting school morale. The ultimate goal is to create a space where everyone feels cared for, is given dignity, and feels protected. The following are books that school leaders should consider adding to their professional reading collection.