“…As leaders of educational institutions, school principals are expected to have contemporary leadership skills that emphasize concepts such as collaborative, innovative, technology-following, and egalitarian in a rapidly changing world in recent years to effectively manage their schools and increase student development (Department of Basic Education [DBE], 2019; Hargreaves & Fink, 2019;Leithwood et al, 2004, Liu et al, 2016; National Association of Elementary School Principals [NAESP], 2001;Pont et al, 2008). The contemporary school leader, who plays a key role in increasing student achievement and quality of education, should have different leadership approaches such as educational, instructional, strategic, visionary, transformational, charismatic, servant, social, authentic, spiritual, organizational, ethical and cultural leadership (Campbell, 2012;Fry, 2003;Hırlak & Taşlıyan 2018;Ireland & Hitt, 2005;John & Cole, 1999;Stodd, 2022;Sutherland & Gosling, 2010;Taylor et al, 2014;Wart, 2013;Wildavsky 2006). The contemporary leader works in close relationships with teachers, students, and parents.…”