THE LIMITATIONS OF THE SUPERINTENDENT'S AUTHORITY AND OF THE TEACHER'S INDEPENDENCE.

The article discusses the responsibility of both school superintendents and teachers in the school system in the U.S. It is emphasized that the functions of both professions must have limitations to maintain good relationship and to be effective in managing as well as in facilitating the school effectively. The duty of school administrators is to set rules that are to be followed by teachers while teachers are responsible of applying this regulation into practice.