Vice Principal Elementary - Nelson Mandela Elementary School 24-25 (NBOE)

POSITION OVERVIEW

At Newark Board of Education, we aim to provide a world-class education for every student. Our vice principals help to bring this vision to life at their school.

They support the school’s principal by taking the lead on a range of efforts to enable a thriving school that supports each student’s academic success and well-being.

This typically includes assisting in the planning, organizing, and supervision of the day-to-day operations of a school, and helping to guide teachers in meeting instructional goals.

As an elementary vice principal, you’ll spend your days in a variety of ways to help your school succeed. You may do everything from planning Back to School Night to leading professional development for teachers and staff.

WHAT NBOE VICE PRINCIPALS DO

The specific responsibilities of Newark Board of Education vice principals vary depending on the particular needs of their school and how leadership responsibilities are shared across the administrative team.

Generally, they involve the following :

Assist the Principal

Collaborate with the Principal to develop and implement the school's strategic goals, policies, and procedures.

Support the Principal in managing the overall operations and administration of the school.

Shift time allocations flexibly when priorities and circumstances change.

Instructional Leadership

Collaborate with teachers and academic staff to promote excellence in teaching and learning.

Monitor student progress, identify areas for improvement, and support staff in implementing appropriate interventions.

Foster a positive and inclusive school culture and a safe and respectful learning environment.

Staff Supervision and Development

Support the recruitment, selection, and evaluation processes for staff.

Provide guidance and mentorship to teachers, assisting them in their professional growth.

Coordinate professional development activities to enhance staff skills and knowledge.

Encourage and enable collaboration and teamwork among faculty and staff.

Student, Family, and Community Engagement

Collaborate with stakeholders to develop student support programs and initiatives.

Foster positive relationships with parents, guardians, and the wider community.

Address student and parent concerns, facilitating effective communication and conflict resolution.

Oversee student conduct and discipline, including adherence to district policies and procedures.

Monitor student attendance and conduct appropriate interventions as needed

Organize and participate in parent-teacher conferences, school events, and community outreach programs.

Represent the school at relevant meetings, conferences, and external events.

And of course, they also perform other duties which may be assigned or required by law, code, regulation or board policy.

KEY SKILLS AND BEHAVIORS

We are looking for vice principal candidates whose experiences have helped them build the strengths they’ll need to succeed as a school administrator.

Does this describe you?

You know that all students can succeed at high levels, and maintain a relentless focus on improving student outcomes

You prioritize and allocate limited time (yours and others') strategically, and adjust to changing conditions

You are a collaborative team player - able to partner, follow others’ lead, and lead the way yourself - and can motivate others in pursuit of school improvement

You understand and have used effective planning, instructional strategies, assessment, and intervention to improve student outcomes

Your coaching and feedback get to the root issues, and motivate and enable others to improve

You consistently apply an equity lens, and implement strategies to address inequities and institutional biases and create an inclusive culture

You consistently focus on getting better by reflecting, learning and changing your actions

You act ethically and fairly at all times

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Master’s Degree from an accredited college or university.

New Jersey Principal Standard Certificate or a Certificate of Eligibility for Principal.

Demonstrated successful experience increasing student achievement as a teacher, utilizing a variety of approaches that emphasize inclusion and culturally responsive practice.

Demonstrated successful experience supporting or leading school-wide initiatives

REPORTS TO : Principal

SALARY, EMPLOYMENT PERIOD, AND UNION AFFILIATION

Salary : $105,200- $138,500

Employment Period : Eleven (11) Months

Union Affiliation : City Association of Supervisors and Administrators (CASA)

Benefits :

• Salary may be subject to change pending negotiations.
30+ days ago