Who can share the principal’s responsibility in the Kentucky Teacher Internship Program if more than two interns are employed?

In the Kentucky Teacher Internship Program, if more than two interns are employed, the responsibility of sharing oversight and support for the interns can be effectively managed by an assistant principal. The role of an assistant principal typically involves supporting both teaching staff and the administration, making them well-suited to help oversee interns as they navigate their teaching responsibilities.

Assistant principals possess the necessary administrative knowledge and experience in mentoring and supervising staff, which allows them to provide essential guidance and support to interns. This is particularly important in a program designed to enhance the skills and effectiveness of new educators. The assistant principal can facilitate collaboration among the interns, provide feedback, and ensure that the interns meet their training goals in alignment with the overall mission of the school.

While all the other roles mentioned can provide valuable support, they may not have the specific administrative authority or comprehensive oversight capabilities that an assistant principal possesses in this context.