Elementary School Principal
Duties and Responsibilities
- Sustain and develop a culture of future-ready, student-centered learning based around current research
- Provide leadership to and participate in the strategic planning and implementation of the school’s strategic priorities as outlined by our WASC Accreditation
- Oversee student wellbeing, including the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of academic programs and structures already in place
- Lead Elementary School curriculum development, alignment, implementation and evaluation in collaboration with the Massachusetts State Standards
- Use data to monitor the success of Elementary School programs and oversee the monitoring of student growth
- Ensure all students’ needs are met through close collaboration with and oversight of the Elementary School Teachers and Program Assistants
- Support the professional growth of teaching staff through the use of Professional Development days provided in the School calendar
- Support the professional teaching staff and teaching assistants through the use of the consistent and goal-orientated teacher evaluation system in place
- Lead the recruitment, selection, orientation and the placement of staff
- Collaborate with the Assistant Principal to develop and implement a whole-school approach to professional development in support of the school’s goals
- Build community and ensure effective communication with all stakeholder groups
- Manage and monitor the Elementary School annual budget, in collaboration with the School Manager, Assistant Principal and Managing Director
- Work in collaboration with the Senior Leadership Team (Governing Board) to develop and implement the school’s strategic goals, policies and practices
- Oversee the successful day-to-day running of the Elementary School
- Facilitates strategies to improve classroom instruction and increase student achievement
- Connects research-based initiatives and innovative strategies to maximize the achievement of each learner
- Monitors and evaluates the use of assessments to guide instructional practices and provide timely and accurate feedback to students and parents
- Demonstrates and supports the importance of professional development by providing adequate time and resources for teachers and staff to participate in professional learning (Professional Partnership Program)
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Location | Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia |
Start Date | August 2020 |
Eligible Candidates | Director/Principal |
Student Level | Early Childhood, Elementary |
Number of Vacancies | 1 |
Job Benefits
We offer a competitive salary and benefits, based on qualifications and experience The standard benefits package for our internationally hired faculty includes, but is not limited to:
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Qualifications and Requirements
Required Certificates | Teaching Credential/License Other Certification |
Education Required | Master |
Work Visa Eligibility | United States (USA), United Kingdom (UK), Canada, Australia |
Major | Education, Educational Leadership |
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