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School Psychologist – Delano

January 15, 2018 by Meeker and Wright Special Education Cooperative

School Psychologist for Meeker & Wright Special Education Cooperative (MAWSECO) serving Delano Public Schools, Delano, MN.

1.0 FTE Position for the 2018-2019 school year BACKGROUND INFORMATION: MAWSECO is an agency of seven member school districts (Annandale, Dassel-Cokato, Delano, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, Litchfield, Maple Lake and Rockford) that have joined together to provide services in the area of special education. Additionally, MAWSECO is home to multiple Federal Setting IV Programs and provides the educational services for treatment centers and residential facilities. The mission of the Cooperative is to provide quality special education leadership, services and support to its seven member school districts’ staff, students and families as well as other agencies/districts that purchase its services. The MAWSECO central office is located in Howard Lake, MN which is west of the metro and south of St. Cloud.

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE (but not limited to):

– Conducts individual psychological assessments and evaluates students for special education needs
– Shares evaluation information with parents, school personnel and other agencies and makes programming recommendations for students
– Contributes actively as an integral member of the assessment team (Delano Public Schools has an assessment teacher model)
– Works with team members on the planning and implementation of intervention strategies
– Cooperatively develops, implements and monitors individual plans and programs for specific students as well as provides staff and parent consultation and training on implementation of individualized plans
– Facilitates communication between administrators, teachers and parents regarding student needs
– Promotes and maintains high safety, ethical and confidentiality standards
– Adheres to due process law
– Develops and provides professional development for member districts and MAWSECO special education programs.

To apply, go to website:   www.mawseco.k12.mn.us , click on Application for Employment

Superintendent of Schools

December 14, 2017 by test

The Paynesville Area Schools is seeking candidates for the full time position of Superintendent of Schools. The successful candidate will begin work on or around July 1, 2018 and will receive a competitive salary and benefit package commensurate with experience and qualifications. The district’s mission is ‘Prepare students with the academic, social, and personal skills to be career, college, and community ready.’

Desired Qualifications:

*Knowledge and experience in the general administration of a comprehensive program of instructional and support services for pre-K through 12th grade students and community education patrons.

*Proficiency in communications and public relations including a record of positive involvement in the community. *Knowledge and experience in the development and implementation of instructional and support programs for learners of all ages. *Knowledge and experience in the management and development of school personnel.

*Knowledge and experience of Minnesota public school finance and school district financial management including budget development, deployment, and monitoring.

*Knowledge and experience in positive interactions with the local School Board and other governmental units.

School District Information:

*The Paynesville Area Schools serves nearly 925 k-12 students. In addition, children, families, and other district residents are served through early childhood and community education programs. Educational and support programs are delivered in two school buildings located in Paynesville.

*The district employs 147 licensed and non licensed staff members. The superintendent is supported by one elementary and one secondary principal. In addition, a Buildings and Grounds Supervisor, a Community Education Director, and an Activities Director are employed by the district. Financial support is provided by a bookkeeper and a payroll specialist. Support is also provided by an Administrative Assistant.

*The district is proud of a comprehensive program of studies, is in compliance with the provisions of MMR, ESSA, and supports a strong fine arts program. The elementary school has incorporated a PK-5 grade comprehensive program. The secondary school offers college credit experiences, PLTW programs and has a focus on building our CTE programs. Technology is embedded throughout the school program. The district is in its first year of a 1:1 technology initiative.

*The Paynesville Area Schools is home to a wide variety of individuals and interests. It is nestled in Central Minnesota’s lake country and is a desirable destination for outdoors enthusiasts. The school district supports vibrant agricultural, commercial and related industries.

*The school district’s operating budget is $12 million. The unassigned fund balance is nearly 1.4 million. *Additional information is available at the district’s website at www.paynesvilleschools.com

Superintendent of Schools

December 14, 2017 by Annandale Independent School District #876

Annandale Independent School District is located in central Minnesota along Minnesota Highway 55. The school district’s central office is located in the city of Annandale

Math Teacher

December 11, 2017 by East Central Schools

East Central High School is seeking a full time Math Teacher starting on approximately March 5th and to continue into the 2018-19 school year.

Math Teacher

December 11, 2017 by East Central Schools

East Central High School is seeking a full time Math Teacher starting the 2016-17 school year.

Principal

November 27, 2017 by St. John's Preparatory School

THE POSITION: The Saint John’s Preparatory school seeks an outstanding education leader who will serve as the school’s next principal. The new leader will exhibit a high degree of personal and professional integrity in his/her relationships with students, staff and parents. He/she will also have a professional record demonstrating innovation, continuous improvement, high expectations for student access, sound management practices, a strong work ethic, and the ability to motivate and inspire students and staff. This a unique opportunity to lead the oldest private school in Minnesota, with a supportive Board, a rich and challenging curriculum and a commitment to excellence in the arts and athletics. This is a Catholic school within the Diocese of Saint Cloud. FUNCTION OF THE JOB: The Principal reports to the Headmaster and is responsible for leading the annual academic outcomes and efforts of the school, most importantly the successful and supportive education of students, as well as faculty development curriculum and academic scheduling and registering. The Principal apprises and advises the Headmaster on all academic, faculty and community plans and issues. The position is also responsible for chairing or being a member of various committees. This position is responsible for interacting with constituents toward the fulfilment of Saint John’s Preparatory School’s mission and goals. This position leads the visioning, planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of policies, programs and procedures, which result in the healthy and safe development of students. Faculty and academic staff report to the Principal. CHARACTERISTIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The new principal will possess the following professional characteristics: Faculty, Academic Staff and Curriculum 1. A track record of success in modeling, supporting and providing high quality teaching and learning as well as a culture that expects high levels of achievement from all students; 2.The ability to keep the focus of everyone’s work on student success and challenging all students to do their best work; 3.Evidence of participation in opportunities for continuous learning; 4.Strong communication skills (writing, speaking, listening); 5.Demonstrate support for collaborative decision making processes; 6.Evidence of strong leadership and management skills; 7.An understanding of an appreciation for the Liberal Arts; 8.A commitment to the importance of strategic planning; 9.The ability to make a tough call when necessary; 10.A high degree of ongoing awareness of program, services and activities occurring in the school; 11.Evidence of success in motivating students and staff to do their best work and keep improving; 12.The ability to build support in the community for the vision, mission and values of Saint John’s Preparatory School; 13.An awareness of the importance of building on the strengths of the school and taking the school to the next level; 14.The ability to strengthen the work of the Headmaster’s Cabinet, including providing the Headmaster with information and guidance they require to conduct their work; 15.Demonstrate support for the important role the arts and athletics play in producing well-rounded students; 16.Ability to provide the programs and services that ensure success for students; 17.Knowledge of Advance Placement programs and strategies to help each student meet the challenges of IB courses; 18.Ability to identify and implement strategies that will maintain good relations with staff who represent themselves in discussions with the Administration; 19.A track record of success in respecting and valuing the staff, students and parents; 20.Ability to lead and manage effective improvement processes that build on the strengths of the school, respect for its culture and support continuous learning and growth; 21.Knowledge of effective practices to strengthen the work of Senior leadership Students 1.Chair the Student Services Team, monitor the academic progress of all students in coordination with the Student Services Team (SST) ; 2.Promote the recognition of students’ academic and co-curricular successes; 3.Participate in the Admissions Committee interviews and applications of prospective students; 4.Coordinate class schedules and placement with SJP academic staff and CSB/SJU registrar; 5.Communicate and arbitrate effectively and amicably on behalf of students; 6.Build relationships with Prep students through communication and presence with the student community. School Community 1.Coordinate with school district to obtain state and federal programs and funds as available; 2.As requested, attend Board of Regents meetings and events; 3.Attend extracurricular activities; 4.Participate in planning graduation events and commencement; 5.Fulfill membership responsibilities as an independent school affiliate; 6.Assist with communication regarding parental concerns; 7.Responsible for coordinating school safety programs including disaster preparedness, emergency drills, and related training; 8.Oversee and participate in annually updating the student/parent handbook

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