If I were the headmaster, I would build a beautiful campus. There should be a high-tech teaching building on campus with a big library. It is also necessary to build a spacious lawn playground, a paradise-like garden, a gymnasium with complete sports facilities and some campus sculptures. Libraries, teaching buildings and gymnasiums should be connected to facilitate students' access. In the gymnasium, there should be a swimming pool, a basketball hall, a table tennis room, an equipment room and so on. In the garden, you should use wood as a pillar, surrounded by rows of vines and many intricate paths. In the middle of the garden, there should be a fountain and a stone road around it. Let the students feel mysterious but warm. They will like this place, like reading books and listening to songs here, and spend every evening quietly here.
If I were the principal, I would ask the teacher to reduce the students' extracurricular burden, use the time in class to absorb enough knowledge and practice it outside class, instead of just showing that knowledge in the exercise book. In this way, they can give full play to their talents and create their own blue sky.
If I were the headmaster, I would hold sports meetings, art festivals, karaoke competitions and other activities to enable students to develop in an all-round way and become high-quality talents with both ability and political integrity and versatility. ...
If I were the headmaster, I would invite many humorous teachers. In class, the classroom is always full of laughter, so that students can spend every day in joy. Teachers are not only students' friends, but also their relatives at school. They should listen to the students' voices, get to know them better and find the bright spots of each student.
If I were the principal, I would try to visit my classmates' parents, get to know them and give them more love.
School is a place to create dreams. Don't replace the most precious youth in life because of the pressure of study. If I were the principal, I would try my best to change the school and make it really the place where students' dreams begin.