Middle School Assistant Principal/Principal

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illinois education job bankSpringfield (IL)

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Middle School Assistant Principal/Principal
Duties: The principal is the chief executive head and the instructional leader of the school. The principal is responsible for planning and implementing the instructional program in his/her building. He/she is responsible for administering and supervising the total operation of the school. The principal's prime concern is the improvement of instruction. He/she endeavors to provide the best possible educational opportunities for all children. The principal shall be responsible for the implementation of the Board of Education policies and administrative regulations. The principal shall act in an advisory capacity to the superintendent in matters pertaining to the building curricula, instruction, and staff development. He/she shall be responsible for the evaluation of personnel assigned to his/her building.
Qualifications: All candidates need a Professional Educator License with a General Administrative or Principal endorsement, a collaborative spirit, and a solid background in instruction. Must be qualified to evaluate certified staff. Salary/Benefits Regionally competitive. Additional Notes Position will be filled as an Assistant Prinicpal for the 2027-2028 school year to turn into the Principal for the 2028-2029 school year.

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