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RBES Principal Interview Rubric 
Principal Interview Assessment Rubric
Rubric Code: N253376
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: Post Graduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Vision & Transition Questions
Vision & Transition Question 1

Tell us about yourself, why you are interested, and what your transition into this position would be like if you were given the job.

Poor

Candidate stated a minimal information about their transition into this position.
Fair

Candidate stated general information about their transition into this position.
Good

Candidate stated a plan for their transition into this position.
Excellent

Candidate stated a clearly defined plan with outlined steps for their transition into this position.
Vision & Transition Question 2

What do you see as the most important goal(s) for the new RBES principal in the first year? Walk us through your plan for the first few months, including how you'd learn the school's culture, build relationships/trust, support staff, and ensure a smooth transition while honoring what's already working well.

Poor

Candidate demonstrated no plans or goals for the first year.
Fair

Candidate had some ideas for goals for the first year, but were not clear about their plan to achieve them.
Good

Candidate has direction of goals for the first year and a plan to reach them.
Excellent

Candidate has detailed plans for goals for the first year and clearly outline the first few months.
Relationship & Visibility Questions
Relationship & Visibility Question 1

We conducted a desired characteristics survey, and a key theme was visibility and presence. How do you ensure high visibility and daily presence in the building?

Poor

Candidate had limited plans for how they would ensure visibility.
Fair

Candidate has some plans for how they would ensure visibility.
Good

Candidate has several plans for how they would ensure visibility.
Excellent

Candidate has comprehensive plans for how they would ensure visibility.
Relationship & Visibility Question 2

Tell us about your approach to building genuine, positive relationships with students across K-8 grade levels, including those who may need extra support.

Poor

Candidate has very little details about how they will create positive relationships with all students.
Fair

Candidate has some details about how they will create positive relationships with all students.
Good

Candidate articulates adequate details about how they will create positive relationships with all students.
Excellent

Candidate articulates with clarity how they will create positive relationships with all students specifically mentioning those who may need extra support.
Safety & Discipline Questions
Safety & Discipline Question 1

In a K-8 setting, how would you establish and maintain consistent, fair school-wide discipline and behavioral expectations?

Poor

Candidate stated a minimal understanding of establishing school-wide discipline and behavioral expectations.
Fair

Candidate stated general information about establishing school-wide discipline and behavioral expectations.
Good

Candidate can articulate a defined plan for establishing school-wide discipline and behavioral expectations.
Excellent

Candidate can articulate a clearly defined establishing school-wide discipline and behavioral expectations that are consistent and fair.
Safety & Discipline Question 2

Describe your strategies for creating and sustaining a safe, respectful, and positive school environment where students feel emotionally and physically secure.

Poor

Candidate stated no strategies.
Fair

Candidate states minimal strategies.
Good

Candidate stated several strategies.
Excellent

Candidate clearly articulated multiple strategies.
Culture Questions
Culture Question 1

How would you foster a positive, welcoming, fun, and student-first school culture that balances structure with approachability, empathy, and enjoyment of learning?

Poor

Candidate had little plan for fostering positive school culture.
Fair

Candidate had general plan of fostering positive school culture.
Good

Candidate defined a plan for fostering positive school culture mentioning how they balance structure with enjoyment of learning.
Excellent

Candidate clearly defined a plan for fostering positive school culture with clear plans for how they balance structure with enjoyment of learning.
Trust & Communication Questions
Trust & Communication Question 1

How do you build and maintain trust with staff, especially during a leadership transition?

Poor

Candidate has an limited ideas for building and maintaining trust with staff.
Fair

Candidate has a couple ideas for building and maintaining trust with staff.
Good

Candidate has multiple detailed ideas for building and maintaining trust with staff.
Excellent

Candidate has comprehensive ideas with plans for building and maintaining trust with staff.
Trust & Communication Question 2

What is your approach to transparent decision-making, open communication, and an open-door policy with staff, parents, and the community?

Poor

Candidate did not clearly express their approach to decision-making and open communication.
Fair

Candidate gave limited detail about their approach to decision-making and open communication.
Good

Candidate gave some detail about their approach to decision-making and open communication.
Excellent

Candidate gave many details about their approach to decision-making and open communication.
Leadership Questions
Leadership Question 1

Many respondents emphasized building relationships and trust as the foundation for year one. How would you prioritize this while also addressing immediate needs like behavior/safety, staff support, and maintaining positive momentum from prior leadership?

Poor

Candidate could not articulate how they would build relationships and trust while prioritizing immediate needs.
Fair

Candidate stated minimal examples of how they would build relationships and trust while prioritizing immediate needs.
Good

Candidate stated multiple examples of how they would build relationships and trust while prioritizing immediate needs.
Excellent

Candidate clearly defined several ways in which they would build relationships and trust while prioritizing immediate needs.
Leadership Question 2

If you were given this position, and a year from now, we asked a staff member, "What kind of leader is Mrs. ___ what would they say? A student? A parent?"

Poor

Candidate was unclear about what kind of leader a staff member, parent, and student would think they are.
Fair

Candidate gave little detail about what kind of leader a staff member, parent, and student would think they are.
Good

Candidate gave some detail about what kind of leader a staff member, parent, and student would think they are.
Excellent

Candidate gave much detail about what kind of leader a staff member, parent, and student would think they are.



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