General Studies Principal

The Consortium of Jewish Day Schools; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Torah Day School of Dallas is seeking a dynamic general studies principal to lead curriculum oversight, program expansion, and staff development.

The role serves a diverse community of 400+ students (nursery through 8th grade) in a dual program of Jewish and general studies, with a school culture built on high standards, individualized attention, and gender-segregated classes from first grade.

Qualifications

• Academic administrative experience required.
• Minimum of a master's degree in a relevant field.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and expand the general studies curriculum.
• Provide teacher support and development.
• Lead student and classroom management.

Skills

Collaborative leadership

Relationship building

Teacher development

People management

Education

Master's degree in education or related field

Job description

Torah Day School of Dallas seeks to hire a dynamic and warm general studies principal who will assume leadership and development of the general studies program. Primaryresponsibilitiesinclude curriculum oversight and expansion, teacher support and development, and student / classroom management. The ideal candidate has a strong background in personnel and academic development, is a leader who excels in working collaboratively with others, and is an individual who enjoys building positive and productive relationships. Academic administrative experience and a minimum of a masters degree in a relevant field is required for this position.

Over the past 21 years TDSD has grown to serve more than 400 students (nursery through 8th grade) with a robust dual program of Jewish and general studies. Strong academics that are taught in the context of character refinement and clear moral values attract families to TDSD. Ourschool culture promotes striving for high standards of growth and development, while simultaneously providing attention to each student and staff member. Classes are split by gender beginning in first grade.