To the Editor: Teachers and school Principals are natural adversaries, but that does not mean they must be antagonists.
A healthy dynamic tension is productive, just as it is supposed to be among the branches of government. As long as conflicts are not driven by grudges, ego jockeying and turf wars, they can be essential to a school’s smooth operation.
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