Assistant Principal — Special Education & Instructional Leader

Tennyson-Center-For-Children; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Paid Time Off

13 Holidays

Retirement Plan

Life Insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Professional Development

Job summary

Tennyson Center for Children in Denver, CO seeks an Assistant Principal to support the Principal, lead instructional programs, and ensure a safe, positive environment for students, staff and families. The role covers curriculum implementation, supervising instructional staff, coordinating daily operations, and aligning with state standards and PBIS initiatives.

Qualifications include a Colorado principal license or eligibility, a master’s in special education, a CO teaching license with SPED

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in special education preferred or completion of Colorado approved principal and administrator program.
• State of Colorado Department of Education (CDE) principal license (or qualify to obtain).
• Valid State of Colorado Department of Education (CDE) Teaching license with Special Education Endorsement.

Responsibilities

• Serve as instructional leader to support student achievement through instructional programs.
• Assist in selection of standards, initiatives and instructional materials.
• Coordinate curriculum support and provide staff with instructional guidance.
• Supervise staff and manage daily school operations for program fidelity.
• Coordinate PBIS implementation and staff training.
• Assist with hiring, orientation, and supervision of instructional staff.
• Prepare professional written reports and manage IC (Infinite Campus).

Skills

Educational leadership

Stakeholder communication

Instructional leadership

Education

Master’s degree in special education

Colorado principal/administrator program

Tools

Infinite Campus

Job description

Tennyson Center for Children in Denver, CO seeks an Assistant Principal to support the Principal, lead instructional programs, and ensure a safe, positive environment for students, staff and families. The role covers curriculum implementation, supervising instructional staff, coordinating daily operations, and aligning with state standards and PBIS initiatives.

Qualifications include a Colorado principal license or eligibility, a master’s in special education, a CO teaching license with SPED