Supervisor: District Secondary Curriculum reopened July 2012 (Previous applicants for this position need not apply)

Posted: Continuous 2012-07-03
Available: asap Closes: 07/23/2012
Central Office
 

Montclair Public Schools

Personnel Department

 

JOB DESCRIPTION

 

Title:            Supervisor:  District Secondary Curriculums

 

Qualifications : 1/  Must hold acceptable NJ Administrative Certification;  2/ Must possess strong communication, managerial, and leadership skills;   3/  Demonstrated knowledge of effective principles of teaching and learning in all levels of school programs;   4/ Demonstrated ability to function effectively in a diverse school community;

5/ Demonstrated aptitude or competence for assigned responsibilities; 6/ A minimum of five years of successful experience in working with effective education programs;  7/ Ability to follow directions and work as a productive component of a highly functioning administrative team;  8/ Required criminal background check and proof of US citizenship or legal alien status;  9/ Ability to work on site during the hours required;  10/ Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the Board may find appropriate and acceptable;     

 

Responsible to :     Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction

 

Job Goal:          Responsible for overseeing all aspects of the district's curriculums in grades 6 through 12 and to provide leadership to the professional staff to plan, implement, articulate and evaluate the effectiveness of those programs successfully aligning them to district objectives and state and federal mandates.  Particular emphasis will be on the curriculum effectiveness in Montclair High School.

       

Performance Responsibilities

1/  Effectively works with principals to analyze student performance indicators using multiple sources of data, and to translate the data into specific teaching and program strategies that will positively impact the learning environment for students implement;   2/  Revises curriculums as required by changes in state, federal or district mandates;  3/ Assists with the preparation and administration of the assigned accounts in the school budget;  4/ Assist professional staff in learning about the learning styles of the diverse students they teach and the students' families identifying priorities for program improvement based upon their needs and performance indicators; 5/ Monitors the translation of the curriculum into daily classroom instructional practices; 6/ Oversees and/or assists with the preparation of drafts for board policies and administrative rules pertaining to the curriculums assigned;  7/  Interprets and disseminates research, best practices, and current trends in curriculum and instruction, and works with staff and parents to restructure  programs and learning communities;  8/ Participates in the selection and adoption of textbooks and supplementary instructional materials and delivery systems when requested;   9/ Maintains a positive liaison with professional, civic, volunteer and other community agencies and groups having an interest in the schools;    10/ Assists in the recruiting, screening, hiring, training, assigning, evaluation, and removal when needed of staff assigned within the district;  11/ Keeps supervisors and school community informed of  curriculum requirements, events and activities. 12/ Attends board meetings and prepares such reports for the board as the superintendent or designee may request. 13/ Evaluates the performance of assigned personnel in accordance with law, code and board policy. 14/  Oversee and implement assigned diagnostic, formative, and benchmark assessments (DRA2, Learnia - will be replaced by State assessments in 2014), Math Mid-Year & End of Year local assessments, midterms, finals, etc.   15/ Prepare, implement, and evaluate supplementary instructional programs for students, occurring outside of the regular school day (e.g., after school, Saturday, summer programming);  16/ Develop and oversee Professional Development activity design and implementation aligned to the approved District Professional Development Plan, goals and objectives;  17/   Direct subject specific work with Curriculum Support & Subject Matter Leaders;  18/ Serve as a working members of committees such as curriculum, safety, harassment, etc. 19/ Enforces all board policies, administrative directions and state laws/regulations;   20/ Other unspecified duties as assigned or as related.

 

 

Terms:             12 month,  salary and benefits as determined by the board.                      

 

Evaluation:       Performance of this job will be evaluated annually in accordance with the Board's policy on

evaluation of certified staff.

Montclair Board of Education


22 Valley Road
Montclair, NJ 07042
Suburban · Public

Montclair is an attractive small urban/suburban center approximately 17 miles west of New York City picturesquely placed at the foothills of the Watchung Mountains. Primarily a residential community, Montclair supports two excellent public libraries, an art museum having one of the finest collections of American art in the nation, two hospitals, 275 acres of parkland including the famous Presby Memorial Iris Gardens, and over 40 churches of all denominations. A variety of excellent sports facilities, including an indoor ice rink and 21 public tennis courts are also available. Montclair's true strength is the diversity and richness of the cultural spectrum of its people. This community is sought by individuals who want to raise their families in a true multicultural community of learning in which the public schools are an extension. The public schools in Montclair serve approximately 7000 students and feature a magnet school program for grades K through 8, as well as a comprehensive high school for grades 9-12 that include distinctive small learning communities such as the School of Visual and Performing Arts.

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