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Home Base Program Manager (Afterschool Childcare)

Home Base Program Manager (Afterschool Childcare)

February 17, 2017 by Wayzata Public Schools

Level IV unaffiliated position – 12 month Posting will remain open until filled regardless of closing date. Position Description: The Home Base Program Manager is responsible for the development and administration of all aspects of the Home Base Programschool year and summer Home Base programs. Our accredited, inclusive program has 9 locations and currently serves about 1700 children during the school year as well as 900 during the summer including 4 year old care. An ideal candidate for this postion is a person with strategic vision as well as an ability to be extremely detail-oriented. We are seeking a proven leader that has a passion for quality school age care and a demonstrated ability to lead staff through growth and change. Successful leadership experience with program development and design, program supervsion and professional development are essential. Please see the attached job description for details on this position Qualifications: * Must have a proven record of positive leadership and experience in conflict resolution * Must be able to communicate well with public, staff and office staff *Candidate must have knowledge of school age care, accreditation and school district systems Application procedure: * Apply online at www.wayzata.k12.mn.us

Communications and Marketing Coordinator

February 17, 2017 by Lakeville Area Public Schools

The Communications and Marketing Coordinator is responsible for helping develop, implement and evaluate strategies for communication and marketing that support the district’s strategic plan; helping promote a positive district image; helping facilitate positive media, publicity, and branding campaigns, public relations programs, and special events; responding to inquiries from the public; assisting with events and press conferences; and serving as a leader of the district website. For complete job description/qualifications please go to: https://phl.applitrack.com/isd194/onlineapp/

Junior High School Principal

February 17, 2017 by Hopkins Public Schools

Essential Functions & Responsibilities A. Create and Sustain Equity and Excellence within our Community of Learners Anticipate the needs of students, staff, and parents and guide the educational experience to ensure an engaging, relevant, and dynamic learning environment so that all learners can meet or exceed personal learning objectives Engage our community of learners in continuous improvement processes Implement policies & procedures that align with District, State, and Federal requirements Establish procedures for monitoring and regulating processes, tasks or activities of subordinates, and job activities to accomplish strategic objectives Work systemically to handle ongoing demands and delegate to others as is appropriate Lead and facilitate change management processes Develop and nurture effective parent and community engagement Provide leadership in all aspects of resource management: Personnel, Financial, Time B. Lead Change Management Demonstrate Entrepreneurial Systems-Thinking Encourage and facilitate improvement through change as an integral part of the Site Strategic Planning process Provide leadership and facilitation to negotiate change Identify ways to elicit support for change and establish stability during change processes to expand organizational capacity Demonstrate a willingness to be open and to trust people Maintain integrity, confidentiality, and sensitivity to others’ needs for information Demonstrate genuine interest in people by being available, accommodating, and maintaining connections with and a frequent presence in all sectors of the school’s communities Seek information from the school’s communities about the performance of the school and demonstrate responsiveness to the concerns and needs expressed Build networks and meaningful contacts with a wide range of people within our broader learning community C. Lead Strategic Site Plan and Professional Development Initiatives Align administrative, staff and site goals with District Strategic Plan Use appropriate interpersonal strategies in guiding subordinates, peers, superiors, or groups toward task accomplishment Demonstrate a willingness to grow and change to achieve desired results Engage and participate in professional development, lifelong learning, and annual goal setting processes Establish a course of action for self or others to accomplish specific goals and achieve results D. Engage and Develop the School Community Engage others in fulfilling the District’s mission and exhibit a high degree of teamwork and cohesion in so doing Demonstrate creative, innovative and realistic approaches to problem-solving Demonstrate sensitivity toward others and the ability to be responsive to & aware of external conditions as well as the feelings, emotions, and needs of others Communicate educational objectives in a diplomatic manner Clearly articulate what the school stands for and what it does not Describe the benefits and the reasons for specific actions Intervene if and when appropriate Present the school positively and show pride in the school E. Provide Effective Instructional Leadership Analysis & Judgment. 1. Information Collection & Data Management, Measurement & Evaluation, Problem Oversee a Data Management Process that engages staff members in the annual Data Retreat Support and lead data-driven decision making processes Facilitate gathering data to make informed decisions Seek corroborative and background information to establish contextual framework from which information & decisions can be disseminated in an appropriate form to all who need it Guide processes to integrate data and utilize the resulting information to benefit students Develop alternative courses of action and make decisions based on logical assumptions that reflect factual information Use and be familiar with present and energizing technology tools for assessment and instruction 2. Culturally Responsive and Relevant Learning Environment Demonstrate awareness of current educational and social issue within current political environment as well as demonstrate understanding and knowledge of equity principles, issues relating to the needs of a pluralistic society, and the thorough knowledge of the culture of the schooland the local school community Serve as the Instructional Leader responsible for overseeing and facilitating the educational program Maintain current knowledge about the attributes of quality instruction as identified through relevant research and best practice developments Supervise & evaluate the effectiveness of the instructional practices of teachers, validates effective teaching practices and helps teachers expand their repertoire of effective teaching strategies Establish high expectations for curriculum, instruction & assessment practices through the effective supervision and evaluation of instruction 3. Student Guidance, Development, Discipline & Success for all Learners Ensure a safe, orderly, and disciplined school environment free from institutionalized racism and discrimination that impedes academic excellence and success for all learners Provide leadership to foster the understanding and cooperation of teachers, students, staff members & parents in abiding by the established rules of conduct Establish a climate where those rules are administered uniformly, fairly and in alignment with applicable special education laws Demonstrate interest in and encourage students’ progress and achievements and publicly acknowledge achievements of individuals and groups Evaluate student achievement information to analyze barriers to student learning leading to action and resolution 4. Professional Learning Community, Staff Supervision & Professional Development Provide leadership to increase the capacity of teachers and school staff organizationto develop culturally relevant competencies in Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Identify staff development needs, setting goals and objectives, developing strategies for change, implementing desired changes, and evaluating program effectiveness Demonstrate knowledge of curriculum requirements and learning objectives Evaluate the planning and implementation of curriculum programs Facilitate and support in-service education and systemic professional growth opportunities for all Motivate and lead staff in an ongoing and continual process of staff development and curriculum improvement Ensure all non-tenured teachers are engaged in regular observation and development activities aligned with professional teaching rubric Provide leadership and supervisionin the implementation of the Hopkins Teacher Development and Evaluation Model Develop a positive school climate by demonstrating skill and pleasure in dealing with young people Seek feedback, invite dialogue, consult with others as needed to engage in continuous leadership development and improvement F. Resource Allocation Maintain current knowledge of appropriate financial systems and manage them accordingly Prioritize financial allocations according to needs and collaborate with site teams to develop budgets that reflect agreed goals and meets strategic learning objectives Participate in the budgeting process as needed to assist the District in preparing its annual budget for Board approval Work within the constraints of budgets and other resources to implement the District’s Mission as well as to ensure quality learning experiences, equity and excellence and success for all students Implement and monitor budget allocations, assess results and recommend changes Work with Buildings & Grounds Supervisor to manage the buildings, grounds, other facilities assets of the school, including the co-supervision of building custodians

Superintendent of Schools

February 16, 2017 by Chisholm Public Schools #695

District Name: Chisholm Public Schools ISD 695 District Address: 300 Third Avenue S.W., Chisholm, MN 55719 District Schools: *Vaughan-Steffensrud (PK 3) *Chisholm Elementary School (4-6) *Chisholm High School (7-12) Student Population: 745 District Budget: $12+ million District Highlights: The Chisholm School District, committed to excellence for over one hundred years, lives its mission statement: ‘In partnership with family and community, Chisholm Public Schools will empower, engage and equip students to achieve the highest levels of education possible, becoming respectful, responsible, and productive citizens.’ Chisholm graduates have a long tradition of success in all walks of life. *130 full-time employees *Student/ Teacher ratio is 14:1 *42% of the teachers have been in the District for more than 10 years *94% of the students are Caucasian, 1.7% 2 or more races, 1.6% Black, 1.3% American Indian *48.7% students are on free/reduced lunch program *Students are taught by highly qualified teachers in a safe and nurturing environment *Newly remodeled classrooms have been updated with energy saving lighting and ventilation and equipped with the latest technology as a means of engaging today’s digital learners *Supportive partner Chisholm Public Schools Foundation purchased mobile computer lab for grade K-3 students *College in the Schools courses allow students to earn college credit while taking a full credit load at Chisholm High School *Chisholm H.S. is a U of MN partner offering Ramp-Up to Readiness, a 7-12 curriculum focusing on college/career awareness *Graduation rate of 84.6% exceeds the state average *88% of graduates are enrolled in a public Institution of Higher Education (IHE) after graduation, above state average *67% of these graduates earn at least one year of credits within 2 years of enrollment, above the state average *Strong school and community supporters perpetuate decade after decade of Chisholm Bluestreak Pride with the District offering 22 different sports as well as a broad array of clubs, fine arts programs and other extra-curricular activities including speech, one-act play, Mock Trial *Well maintained facilities including the beautiful, recently renovated high school auditorium, home to the Northern Lights Music Festival, which brings international students, opera, chamber music and orchestra concerts to Chisholm *Community amenities include parks, tennis courts, curling club, hockey facility, walking trail around Longyear Lake with summer and winter fishing, Veteran’s Memorial, Mining Museum, and Minnesota Discovery Center Communities Served: Chisholm is the geographic center of Minnesota’s Mesabi Iron Range, two hundred miles north of St. Paul and Minneapolis and one hundred miles south of the Canadian border. The population of Chisholm is 4,976 with the School District also drawing students from Balkan Township. Just 15 miles from McCarthy Beach State Park and 16 miles from the Chisholm Hibbing Airport, Chisholm is a half hour drive from alpine and cross country skiing; snowmobile, ATV, and hiking trails; golf courses and many lakes. Bargaining Group/Affiliations: Education Minnesota, AFSCME, Principals Contract Expiration: June 30, 2017

Superintendent / PreK-12 Principal

February 16, 2017 by test

The School Board is seeking an ideal candidate who exhibits the following skills and attributes: has a thorough knowledge of and successful experience in school finance; acts with honesty and in an ethical manner in dealings with the School Board, staff, and community; is familiar with state and federal education laws; has a record of visibility in the school district and accessibility to the School Board, staff, students, parents, and community; is a ‘people person’ with proven abilities in human relations and communications; has a thorough knowledge of and successful experience in school district management; and has experience in implementing educational priorities. Tri-County Public School is located in Kittson County in northwestern Minnesota. The school district’s main office is located in Karlstad

Superintendent of Schools

February 16, 2017 by Saint Paul Public Schools #625

Saint Paul Public Schools (SPPS) is one of Minnesota’s largest school districts with more than 38,000 students. Highly trained and deeply dedicated staff, cutting-edge academic programs, and strong community support are among the district’s hallmarks. Our student population is diverse, with students who speak more than 125 languages and dialects. Our Vision: Imagine every student inspired, challenged, and cared for by exceptional educators. Imagine your family welcomed, respected and valued by exceptional schools. Imagine our community united, strengthened, and prepared for an exceptional future. Saint Paul Public Schools: Where imagination meets destination. Our Mission: To provide a premier education for all. Apply online at: www.rayassoc.com http://rayassoc.com/job-details.php?ID=366

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