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St. Patrick School in Carlisle, PA seeks a School Coordinator of Information Technology to lead and coordinate technology use in support of the school's mission.
This full-time, 12-month role will plan, implement, and evaluate technology initiatives across academic and administrative functions. Under the supervision of the Director of IT and the School Principal, the coordinator will maintain infrastructure, provide IT training, develop policies, and ensure data confidentiality.
Full-Time, 12-Month
Carlisle, PA
St. Patrick School
Exempt
Responsible for leadership and coordination in the use of technology to support the mission of the school and the technology-related academic concerns of the student body. This position involves Information Technology strategic planning, implementation, and evaluation of technology initiatives, as well as an understanding of a school environment and the demands included within it.
Reports to the Director of Information Technology relative to administrative and system-wide technology issues and scheduling of work. Reports to the Principal relative to academic matters. Reports to the Principal on all matters if there is no Director of Information Technology.
This position requires a mature, detail-oriented individual with above-average keyboard skills, excellent organizational and interpersonal skills, and the ability to understand and follow instructions, as well as work independently. The person should possess an overall knowledge of school operations. This position requires a comprehensive knowledge of computer hardware/appliances/software systems, systems design and development processes, network infrastructure, and proficient technical skills in Windows desktop, Windows server services, and Microsoft Office applications. The person must have a strong understanding of the teachings and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church to ensure that all facets of school information technologies reflect those values. Cordial and effective communication with priests, parents, students, faculty, vendors, committee members, officers of church councils, and Diocesan office personnel is an ongoing necessity. This person should be a self-starter, capable of independent problem-solving and decision-making within the scope of authority provided. Trustworthiness, reliability, willingness to maintain confidentiality, and the ability to complete routine and delegated assignments on time are essential. Applicants must be at least 21 years old.
An Associate Degree or higher in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field. Ideally with work experience or additional courses in Education. Or a degree in Education with computer information technology experience/coursework.