The author states that during the last century understanding of the phenomenon of leadership has changed rapidly, appearing new meanings and approaches. Those theories that arose identified leadership with the personality of the leader, or with social process. It is noted that in recent decades, scientists engaged in trying to integrate the two approaches, especially in education, where manifestation of leadership required providing both from the principal and from the teacher, the student, where it contributes the specificity of institution of secondary education. It is emphasized that social transformations generate the need for new management paradigm that is associated with changes both in educational institutions and in society in gene...