A school star athlete and a student were injured in a football game. After being paralyzed from the waist down in his last game, the student was finally okayed to reenter school. When he could not access his biology class, the counselor informed him that his schedule was changed due to the classroom not being wheelchair accessible. Miguel was moved from biology to a different science class that still met his graduation requirements but was not necessarily a college preparatory class. The family, of course, was not happy with this adjustment and immediately scheduled a meeting with the principal with a lawyer present to

get their son the best representation.

As a principal, what does one do to support the school's vision and mission and safeguard the values of democracy, equity, and diversity? How would you promote social justice and ensure that individual students' needs inform in all aspects of schooling?

How as a principal does one promote collaboration, trust, learning, and high expectations in this case?