Executive Director of Human Resources

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ncsaScottsbluff (NE)

Education Administrators, All Other Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$106,092 per year

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About the role

Make a difference for Every Child, Every Day! Scottsbluff Public Schools seeks a forward-thinking, accomplished school leader to oversee Human Resources in a newly created leadership role. The District is dedicated to excellence, featuring a skilled staff, strong curriculum, modern facilities, 1:1 technology, and a highly supportive community. SBPS offers high-quality professional development and opportunities for staff growth, along with caring, trauma-informed school communities and a commitment to school safety and security. Applicants must qualify for, or hold, a Nebraska Administrative certificate. The ideal candidate will possess a minimum of three years of experience as a principal and will be an approachable, skilled communicator. This district level leader will be responsible for planning, implementing, and evaluating the human resources program to ensure it effectively supports the development and implementation of the District's educational programs and services. These responsibilities encompass all aspects of human resources, including recruiting, hiring, retaining, supervising, and evaluating district employees in compliance with state and federal employment law and district policy. Beginning annual salary range $106,092 - $153,367 Check out the latest edition of the NCSA Today!440 S 13th Street, Suite A Lincoln, NE 68508 P: 402-476-8055

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