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GENERAL INFORMATION
- Location:
- Big Cypress, FL
- Salary:
- Not Disclosed
- Date posted:
- Feb 08 2011
- Date expires:
- Apr 08 2011 (This job post already expired)
EMPLOYER
- Company:
-
Seminole Tribe of Florida
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JOB DESCRIPTION
Native Americans are strongly encouraged to apply!
The School Principal is the administrative and academic officer of the Ahfachkee School for the STOF.
Administers all activities related to class program implementation, field–trips, after-school learning activities, Title 1 services and counseling services. Supervises and/or assists with all other aspects of the schools operations, including (but not limited to) facilities maintenance, operations, food services, transportation, summer programs, etc.
Embodies, manifests and advocates the mission of the STOF Educational goals to promote Seminole culture and heritage. Articulates the vision for the school and its future.
Monitors curriculums, grading, testing and reporting to students parents. Prepares for and conducts periodic program evaluations and submits reports to required agencies as directed by EAO. Establishes disciplinary policies and standards of conduct.
Administers and monitors financial activities in preparation for preliminary and final budgets. Monitors income, expenditures, collections and cash flow.
Minimum Qualifications:
Master’s degree in Education and School Principal Certification are required. Minimum of 10 years classroom experience; five years principal experience including experience in teacher professional development.
In depth knowledge of curriculum issues. Experience in cross cultural or multicultural environment.
Applicants should also have a record of management skills & knowledge and be able to demonstrate excellence in the areas of teaching and learning.
Exceptional interpersonal, leadership and English communication skills. Strong organizational ability and initiative.
Projected Start Date: July 11, 2011