San Mateo Union High School District
Assistant Principal - Burlingame High School
San Mateo Union High School District, Burlingame, California, United States, 94012
Position Profile
Administrative responsibilities under the general supervision of the Principal. Assists with the administration, development, implementation, evaluation, and improvement of the school’s curriculum and co-curricular and extra-curricular programs. Responsible for a range of management duties including evaluating teachers, attending IEPs, supervising campus safety personnel, ensuring general campus safety, overseeing student government and associated student body accounts, supervising student activities, evaluating coaches, providing safety management and crowd control for athletic competitions, and drafting and updating the student handbook. May be designated acting Principal and acts on the Principal’s behalf when so directed. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Application Process
Apply online through www.edjoin.org, include a personal letter stating qualifications, experience, and reasons for seeking this position; resumé; two (2) letters of recommendation – one of which is from your current or former supervisor.
Work Year
Twelve months: 214 work days, 31 non-work days, and 16 scheduled holidays.
Salary Range
Administrative Salary Schedule Level 7: $180,858 - $190,014 plus $3,482 for doctorate; $3,021 for career increment and excellent benefits package with District-paid premiums valued up to $25,343/yr. (family medical, dental, and vision; life; long term disability; and an Employee Assistance Program).
Essential Functions
The Assistant Principal shall:
Develop and coordinate professional development and school improvement plans. Develop the school’s master schedule. Develop, implement, monitor and evaluate school curriculum with assigned academic departments. Assume primary responsibility for the main calendar, including scheduling of facilities for site and rental use. Work closely with the Activities Director to calendar and support ASB, Leadership, and School Climate events. Work with Parent Group representatives and Senior Class Officers to support organization and facilities planning for Senior Activities and Graduation. Attend IEP meetings as administrator representative. Supervise, evaluate and support certificated and classified staff. Communicate with teachers and parents regarding student behavior, discipline and attendance. Assist teachers with classroom management procedures. Ensure safety management and crowd control procedures at all school functions. Act as liaison between school and assigned community agencies. Assistance with translation services—phone dialers, emails. Coordinate school orientation programs. Draft and update student and faculty handbook. Coordinate school-wide testing: AP, CAASPP & CAST. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Education/Training/Experience Valid California Administrative Services Credential or equivalent Three or more years of successful high school teaching preferred Master and/or doctorate degree preferred Demonstrated leadership performance within the past five years In-depth knowledge of instructional procedures, techniques, and materials Experience in working effectively with staff to improve the teaching-learning process Budget management skills preferred Excellent verbal and written communication skills Ability to multitask in a busy environment Bilingual Spanish Preferred Physical Demands/Working Conditions With or Without Reasonable Accommodations Ability to sit for long periods of time. Ability to operate a computer keyboard and calculator. Ability to tolerate noise level in the working environment. Ability to work in a fast paced environment.
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Develop and coordinate professional development and school improvement plans. Develop the school’s master schedule. Develop, implement, monitor and evaluate school curriculum with assigned academic departments. Assume primary responsibility for the main calendar, including scheduling of facilities for site and rental use. Work closely with the Activities Director to calendar and support ASB, Leadership, and School Climate events. Work with Parent Group representatives and Senior Class Officers to support organization and facilities planning for Senior Activities and Graduation. Attend IEP meetings as administrator representative. Supervise, evaluate and support certificated and classified staff. Communicate with teachers and parents regarding student behavior, discipline and attendance. Assist teachers with classroom management procedures. Ensure safety management and crowd control procedures at all school functions. Act as liaison between school and assigned community agencies. Assistance with translation services—phone dialers, emails. Coordinate school orientation programs. Draft and update student and faculty handbook. Coordinate school-wide testing: AP, CAASPP & CAST. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Education/Training/Experience Valid California Administrative Services Credential or equivalent Three or more years of successful high school teaching preferred Master and/or doctorate degree preferred Demonstrated leadership performance within the past five years In-depth knowledge of instructional procedures, techniques, and materials Experience in working effectively with staff to improve the teaching-learning process Budget management skills preferred Excellent verbal and written communication skills Ability to multitask in a busy environment Bilingual Spanish Preferred Physical Demands/Working Conditions With or Without Reasonable Accommodations Ability to sit for long periods of time. Ability to operate a computer keyboard and calculator. Ability to tolerate noise level in the working environment. Ability to work in a fast paced environment.
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