Principal viral video: In a heartwarming display of enthusiasm and active involvement, a widely shared video featuring school principal Zac Bauermaster has captured web-wide attention. The footage illustrates Bauermaster greeting students with high-fives, fist bumps, and greeting them to school with hugs, cultivating a warm and welcoming setting that resonates worldwide.
The video captures Bauermaster engaging with pupils in hallways, the cafeteria, and even the bus parking lot, spreading positivity and ensuring each child feels valued. His method has garnered widespread praise, with numerous social media users expressing admiration for his dedication and longing they had experienced such excitement during their own school days.
This uplifting story serves as a reminder of the profound impact educators can have through simple acts of kindness and connection. Bauermaster’s daily gestures not only boost student morale but also set a positive tone for the entire school community.
In an era where educational challenges are often highlighted, Bauermaster’s approach stands out as a beacon of hope and inspiration, demonstrating fostering genuine relationships with students can make a significant difference in their academic and personal lives.
Who is fist-bumping, high-giving, hip-bumping principal in the viral video?
Recently, the principal shared a video in which he told four things about him. According to the video, the kids call him Dr. B. In the video, he said, “My mission as a school principal is to create a school where students want to go, a place that staff want to be, and a place families trust and are proud to send their kids.” He also revealed that he is an author and speaker, having written three books — two faith-based leadership books and a children’s book co-authored with his daughter. Describing himself as a family man, he said he’s married to his high school sweetheart and has three wonderful kids, and quoted Mother Teresa: “If you want to change the world, go home and love your family.” Finally, he shared his faith, saying, “I love Jesus. He is the Light of the World, and even though I often fall short, I try to illuminate and reflect His light every day.”
Following the video’s viral success, Bauermaster shared a follow-up message expressing gratitude for the outpouring of support. He underscored the importance of reciprocating the trust families place in educators, stating, “Families are sending us their best every day. We must give them ours.”
