Evaluating the Power of Teacher Empowerment exposes the myth of false empowerment and makes the case that effective school leaders come from the ranks of career educators. The study posits that teacher empowerment is a prerequisite for student achievement and an indispensable component of effective school leadership. Evaluative research, with the researcher as participant-observer, was utilized in this study to examine the impact of teacher empowerment on student achievement, teacher collaboration, and school culture in a secondary school. An underlying assumption of the study was that the...