Vice Principal Middle School- Lincoln Campus

Assistant Principal

Position Overview: The Assistant Principal serves in the Principal's cabinet which has general stewardship over academics, school culture, and campus operations. More specifically, the Assistant Principal will support the Administration with the planning, organization, and execution of Academic Services, including discipline, athletics, schedules, assessments, special education, Instructional Aides, enrichment, volunteer and parent groups. This includes the supervision, evaluation, and training of all staff. Additionally, the Assistant Principal helps to ensure campus operations run smoothly to support a safe, caring, scholar-centered academic learning environment for all scholars. The Assistant Principal serves the site as a mentor of mentors who communicates proactively with the staff and community. The ideal Assistant Principal is a servant leader who is passionate about and models the mission, vision, and 10 Core Values of John Adams Academy. He or she exhibits this through their leadership, reflection, execution of school culture, and collaboration to ensure scholar success in the Academy's American Classical Leadership Education® model.

Supervision Exercised: The Assistant Principal shares the direction, coordination, and evaluation of site personnel with the Principal and the Academic Deans.

Essential Duties: The Assistant Principal works collaboratively with the Principal on the following areas of stewardship:

• Culture: Articulates a vision for a strong scholar and faculty culture clearly and compellingly. Creates positive faculty culture which supports the development of all staff members as professionals and servant leaders. Nurtures and maintains a safe and caring academic environment that allows scholars to flourish. Leads out in scholar discipline matters, such as coordinating parent meetings ensuring the procedures are in compliance with John Adams Academy, legal and charter policies. Coordinates scholar

Requirements / Qualifications: Thoughtful letter of introduction Copy of your credential Resume 3 professional references 1 personal reference Transcripts

Comments and Other Information:

Other Requirements: Alignment to and support of the American Classical Leadership Education® model of education. Understanding of the 10 Core Values. Continual professional development and personal education through reading of classics and participating in other educational pursuits. Current TB, CPR and First Aid Certification. Livescan Fingerprint Clearance with the Department of Justice.

Working Conditions and Physical Requirements: Office environment with meetings outside of the office Hear and speak to make presentations, and exchange information in person and on the telephone; dexterity of hands and fingers to operate a computer keyboard; see to read various documents and reports; view a computer monitor; sit for extended periods of time; bend at the waist, reach overhead, above the shoulders, and horizontally, to retrieve and store files from cabinets and shelves; lift light objects.