High School Assistant Principal Texas Association of School Administrators -
Austin, TX
Region:
13
School District/Employer:
Austin ISD
District Category/Employer:
Campus
Position:
Assistant Principal
Assignment:
Level
High School
Job Title:
High School Assistant Principal
School:
TBD
Date Posted:
01/25/2011
Deadline:
Until Filled
Openings:
1
Commitment:
Full Time
Description/Notes:
The Power of US begins with you! Austin ISD is seeking quality teachers, administrators, and other professionals who will share our goal of helping each child reach his/her fullest potential. We are located in the capital of Texas, a legendary city famous for live music and a quality of life that is unparalleled. Be the difference in Austin ISD!
JOB PURPOSE AND RESPONSIBILITY
This position assists the principal of an individual high school in supervising the overall educational and support activities and staff of the school. Incumbent supervises a variety of school functions, such as support services, special activities and programs, student discipline, and curricula development. Incumbent also holds responsibilities for evaluation (appraisal) and supervision of teaching and other school staff. Incumbent may be involved in supervision of multiple areas of instructional, support, or special programs and activities depending upon assignment from the principal. The primary responsibility of this position is the supervision and discipline of students and supervision and evaluation (appraisal) of teachers and support staff at the school level. The assistant principal is expected to take an active role in fostering a positive school climate. The assistant principal is expected to support the principal in maintaining appropriate school and community relationships.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Provide general supervision to students before and during school, and after school at extracurricular events; meet with students to address discipline, attendance, health, and other personal issues.
Perform formal annual evaluations of teacher/classroom performance through formal observations, unscheduled class observations, student progress/achievement, and parent/student comment. Conduct performance reviews of support staff as assigned. Review practices and subject matter covered to assure compliance with guidelines and policies.
Supervise other administrative staff such as custodians, school nurses, secretaries, etc.
Assist in development of curricula and instructional programs through consultation with teachers, the principal, and education program coordinators.
Participate in formal and informal meetings and conferences with principal, parents, students, and members of the community.
Coordinate and oversee campus security and maintenance.
Coordinate and oversee related school activities such as student counseling, transportation, purchase of necessary course materials and supplies, etc.
Conduct a variety of administrative reporting and external accountability functions for the principal.
Plan daily, weekly, monthly, and annual work schedules for teachers and administrative support staff. Participate with teachers, principal, and education program coordinators in curricula planning on annual and semester basis.
Establish orderly workflows in a variety of school functions, including maintenance schedules, class scheduling, special activities (e.g., athletic events, school trips), teacher and staff evaluations. Convene work groups for curricula development and special projects as needed.
Assist the principal in annual budget planning, preparation, and justification to the superintendent.
Assign weekly and daily duties to support staff. Assign special projects and other tasks to teachers on a continual basis.
Explain school programs, policies, procedures and objectives to teachers and support staff in regular meetings, individual conferences, and written directives.
Assist principal in establishing, revising, and approving basic professional standards of conduct not addressed by District, State, and Federal guidelines.
Arrange for and assist in conducting formal workshops for teachers in teaching methods, discipline, and other issues. Consult with teachers on professional development matters.
Counsel teachers on professional development, classroom performance, and personal problems. Counsel students and parents on student performance, behavior, and personal problems. Hear grievances from teachers, parents, and students.
Assist staff in interviewing and selecting teachers and support staff.
Qualifications:REQUIRED:
Master's Degree
Principal Certification
Three Years of Successful Classroom Experience
Bilingual (English/Spanish) Preferred
ILD and PDAS certification required or must be obtained upon offer of employment at employees expense.
Salary Range:
$65,000 - $80,000
(215 Days)
How To Apply: Please visit our website at: www.austinisd.org
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