Position Summary
The Board of Directors appoints the Executive Director of SJBS. A collaborative relationship between the Executive Director and Headmaster is a requirement. The responsibilities of the Executive Director include: (1) daily operations; (2) finances and budgeting; (3) Board of Directors activities and long-range planning, and public relations.
Administrative Model
The Executive Director and Headmaster lead the administrative team at SJBS. This model of school administration is one of equality with both specific and shared responsibilities for nurturing and maintaining the mission and traditions of the school and ensuring fidelity to the Magisterium.
▪ The Headmaster is responsible for the academic operations of St. John Bosco, including the instructional leadership of the school, as well as hiring and supervision of instructional personnel, the curriculum, and studentlife.
▪ The Executive Director is responsible for the business and non-academic aspects of the administration including finances, human resources, strategic planning, public relations, and building facility.
Position Requirements
The Executive Director embraces the mission and three pillars of SJBS as described in our School History and Profile. The Executive Director must possess strong leadership skills that inspire excellence and cooperation from all constituent groups and demonstrate (1) a comprehensive working knowledge of school finance, non-academic operations, and budgeting, (2) the ability to promote a strong institutional presence within the community, and (3) a commitment to continuing and enhancing strategic planning. Familiarity with public relations, and communications and the supervision of facilities will be valuable assets.
We seek a Catholic Executive Director possessing a minimum of 3 years of experience in a nonprofit institution or a master’s degree in Administration or related field, and a demonstrated commitment to Catholic education. Salary starts at $55,000, commensurate with experience.
Primary Responsibilities and Duties
1. Daily non-academic operations including wide range of school administration including finance, human resources, facilities management, public relations.
2. Maintain/establish and implement, in collaboration with the Headmaster, faculty and staff, policies and programs designed to integrate the philosophy and mission of the school.
3. Implement policies and directives of the Board of Directors.
4. Oversee and facilitate long-range planning.
5. Provide input and direction for the Board of Directors and plan and implement Board formationstrategies.
6. Maintain/establish and implement financial procedures that provide information to the Board and stability to SJBS.
7. Provide public relations activities that maintain positive communication with key constituents.
Relationships
The Executive Director maintains the following working relationships:
1. The Executive Director reports directly to the Board of Directors.
2. The Executive Director maintains a consultative, collaborative relationship with the Headmaster.
3. The Executive Director maintains a supervisory relationship with selected staff.
If you are interested in this position and meet the above qualifications please click the APPLY NOW button below. We look forward to hearing from you!
“The goal of education is the student himself, to form his mind and his character in such a way that he can live his whole life, so far as possible, in a way that is consistent with the truth about himself as a human being created in the image and likeness of God." ~ The St. Jerome Curriculum Group
Classical liberal arts education lays the foundation that leads to wisdom and virtue. Wisdom is to know the truth; virtue, to imitate the truth. Through this formation, children begin to connect what they know with how they live, to strive for excellence and holiness.
The mission of St. John Bosco Schools is to support parents in their God-given role as the primary educators of their children by cultivating the whole person—mind, body, and soul—uniting spiritual life with work, study, and play.
St. John Bosco Schools was established to grow into a network of schools that provide an authentically Catholic education. We firmly believe that a rigorous, faith-based education and vibrant Catholic culture should be within reach of all parents who seek this formation for their children.
St. John Bosco Schools’ integrated curriculum:
Cultivates wonder, formation in virtue, and nurtures the moral imagination
Allows children to explore ideas, events, and individuals in the context of the history of Western civilization
Encourages children to draw connections between different subjects, leading them to understand holistically
Inspires children by immersing them in the truth, beauty, and goodness of God’s creation
Teaches children how to think deeply and express ideas in an organized and precise way
At St. John Bosco School, our students learn that all our efforts are a response to the great love that Jesus demonstrated for us on the Cross. We embrace the teachings of the Catholic Church as our guide to living God’s will with the joy of Christian hope. Priority is given to helping each child develop a personal relationship with Our Lord. Students grow to understand the power of prayer and the grace of the Sacraments in helping them bring the light of Christ into the world.
Our Catholic identity extends beyond attendance at Mass and the recitation of prayers. It permeates every dimension of life at the school, from the commitment to excellence and service to others, to the orderliness of the environment, to the dress of students, to the general cheerfulness of the faculty and staff.
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