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On a weathered wall in a Delhi train station, three words stand bold in red: ab nahi to kab—if not now, then when? For school leaders, the phrase is not poetry but mandate. Every day of delay costs teachers clarity, students opportunity, and communities trust. Leadership lives in the present tense, and waiting is not neutral. It is decline. The only question is whether we will act with urgency today or explain tomorrow why we didn’t.

Written and edited by Andre Wicks, Founder & CEO |  Everyday Principal . On a Tuesday in October, two seventh graders arrive at the...

Written and Edited by Nom de Plume,  Everyday Principal . The most reliable way to improve student learning at scale is not another...

The principalship is the greatest job in education—not because it’s easy, but because it’s transformative. Principals stand at the intersection of students, teachers, and communities, shaping culture, lifting ceilings, and designing systems that outlast them. At the start of each school year, we are reminded that no other role carries such influence, responsibility, and meaning.