Principal for a Day

The mission of Principal for A Day is to increase and strengthen partnerships between schools and the community.
Principal For a Day aims to:
- Increase understanding and awareness between schools, businesses, and the wider community
- Promote the great work that schools do
- Provide business and community leaders with first-hand and current experience of schools
- Enable school principals to develop ongoing relationships with leaders from around the area
- Increase opportunities for schools and the community to work together in mutually beneficial ways
The Principal for A Day ‘shadows’ the school principal and participates in normal day-to-day activities in a primary, elementary, middle, high, or program school. The principal and the Principal for A Day discuss the challenges and current issues each is facing in their leadership role.
Benefits for school principals
- Acquire new insights on leadership from successful leaders in other locations.
- Showcase the school to significant business and community leaders.
- Develop ongoing relationships between the school and its students.
Benefits for business and community leaders
- Increase knowledge of the issues facing schools and the work they are doing.
- Share ideas and perspectives on leading complex and innovative organizations.
- Add value to their own organization through participation.
Our Schools
Click on a school level below to access information for the school of your choice.
The Person Behind the Title videos are vignettes featuring an up-close-and-personal look at leaders within the school district.
Visit our current Person Behind the Title playlist on our YouTube Channel to meet more of our principals.
About Horry County Schools
Horry County Schools is inspiring possibilities for student success through a broad range of unique teaching and learning opportunities.
Horry (pronounced O-Ree) County Schools is made up of 58 schools within nine attendance areas: Aynor, Carolina Forest, Conway, Green Sea Floyds, Loris, Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Socastee, and St. James. Horry County Schools has more than 47,000 students and is South Carolina’s third-largest school district.
