Komives (1998) points out five principles in making
ethical decision. These are;
i.) Respecting autonomy.
ii.) Doing no harm.
iii.) Being Just.
iv.) Benefiting others.
v.) Being faithful (Glanz, 2006).
On examining Figure 2, we concluded that a great
amount of principals’ need professional training as regards
ethical decision making. It can be said that school
principals should be better prepared to respond to the
challenges of contemporary school leadership through
professional development approaches that take account
of the ethical complexity of school-based management
(Dempster et al., 1998). For ethical school governance it
is necessary that we need qualified school principals who
have special training related to ethical decision making.
Schools and universities should provide this necessary
training and support for administrators in a cooperative way.
they planned.