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             school privacy. Also explored will be the leadership values of teachers
             who are the first line of decision makers in these situations. Privacy
             issues related to the divulging of students' classroom and family
             Modern day education institutions are plagued with a diverse set of
             problems. These evolve and change constantly with every succeeding
             generation of students. In addition to being adaptable, the manner in
             which education providers can react and deal with these diversities is
             paramount for the welfare of students. Currently, drugs and guns pose a
             major threat to security in an educational institution. While some
             solutions are automatic and can be applied by reacting quickly and
             appropriately, others may be more complex and require soul searching. Due
             to the growing problem of drugs and guns in schools today, school
             administrators are forced to investigate and implement plans that were
             never thought necessary in the past. Is it ethical for a school to use
             undercover agents to monitor the students' What form of recoding and
             monitoring process is required' How does a teacher react to information'
             How do principles balance ethical issues that he or she may face as a
             result available information' What level of privacy is the student
             entitled to while within the school premises and the course of action if a
             student is caught for other situations that warrant discipline. Many of
             these questions require thought before of plans of action are undertaken.
             In a synthesis of research on instructional leadership, instructional
             leadership encompasses "those actions that a principal takes, or delegates
             to others, to promote growth in student learning." Effective instructional
             leadership is based on the assumption that the principal can and is cap...