The Battle Lake Public School Board is seeking qualified applicants for the position of superintendent. The board is open to multiple configurations based on the skills and interests of the applicants. One configuration would be a full time position that would include superintendent and K-6 principal as well as other duties. Another configuration would be a stand-alone part-time position as superintendent only. Applicants should indicate which configuration (or both) they would consider.
The school district is housed in a single building serving 430 students K-12 and approximately 45 students in preschool. The Battle Lake School District employs approximately 35 licensed staff and 40 non-licensed staff. The district has a full time principal and full time business manager.
District highlights include being named a National Blue Ribbon School in 2011 and again in 2014 and is a 6-time Minnesota Reward School. The majority of teachers hold their Master’s degrees and beyond. The district offers over 30 college credits through the CIHS program and has strong co-curricular programs and outstanding fine arts. The facility is in excellent condition with upgraded technology and security features. The district currently maintains a very healthy financial position.
Battle Lake Public School is located in the heart of lakes country in Otter Tail County. The region is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts – offering excellent hunting, fishing and water recreation. Battle Lake is a friendly, progressive community with an active city government, Economic Development Authority and volunteerism. The city features several parks, many dining opportunities and serves as the headquarters for the Glendalough Bike Trail. Glendalough State Park is located approximately 5 miles from Battle Lake.
SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH TIMELINE
Announce Vacancy March 25, 2019
Application Deadline April 22, 2019
Screening April 25, 2019
First Round Interviews May 3, 2019
Second Round Interviews May 7, 2019
Approve Contract May 13, 2019
Superintendent Begins July 1, 2019