The "Hired at 29" Assistant Principal Interview Kit

Stop Rambling. Start Leading.

​Most teachers fail the Assistant Principal interview for one reason: They don't know how to tell their story.

​They get asked, "Tell us about a time you handled conflict," and they spend 5 minutes describing the fight and only 30 seconds describing their leadership.

​The result? They look like a witness, not a leader.

​The "Hired at 29" Interview Kit is not a textbook of leadership theory. It is a tactical workbook designed to fix your interview answers in less than 2 hours.

​I went from classroom teacher to Assistant Principal at age 29 by using the "Core 10" Method. This workbook gives you that exact framework.

​Inside this 24-Page Download, you will find:

​✅ The "Core 10" Worksheets: Step-by-step templates to craft your 10 essential stories (Conflict, Data, Discipline, Safety, and more) using the S.T.A.R. method.

✅ The "Admin Speak" Translator: A cheat sheet on every page that swaps your "Teacher Words" (e.g., "I told him") for "Leader Words" (e.g., "I facilitated a conversation").

✅ The "Follow-Up" Prep: We predict the hard questions the panel will ask after your story, so you never freeze up.

✅ The "Parking Lot" Cheat Sheet: A one-page printable to review in your car 10 minutes before the interview to calm your nerves and lock in your triggers.

✅ BONUS: The 90-Day Entry Plan: A "done-for-you" one-page roadmap to print out and slide across the table when they ask, "What will you do in your first semester?"

​This Kit is for you if:

​You are a teacher or instructional coach applying for AP jobs.

​You feel qualified but get nervous when "put on the spot."

​You are tired of walking out of interviews thinking, "I should have said..."

​The Cost of Failure:

The difference between a teacher's salary and an AP's salary is often $20,000+ per year.

Don't let a bad interview cost you a life-changing promotion.

​For the price of a pizza, you can walk into that room with a plan.

​Download the Kit. Build your stories. Get the job.