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The principal in question here is no doubt professionally capable and has the necessary vision to make positive changes in the school. However, she has also to understand that there is a need for establishing a transparent school culture if she has to create a school successfully. A school is not an individual venture, but rather the accumulated participation of all members, therefore, requiring valuing the assumptions and beliefs of everyone involved.