Innovative High School Principal — District Leader

Washington High School; Washington (MO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Washington High School in Washington, Missouri seeks an innovative instructional leader for a 12-month position. The principal will report to the Executive Administrative Team and oversee building operations with emphasis on safe relationships, strong communication, and organizational excellence.

The role requires a valid Missouri Principal's certificate (or eligibility) for grades 9–12 and the ability to implement high-quality instructional programs, ensure safety, and foster a culture of

Qualifications

• Valid Missouri Principal's certificate or eligibility aligned to grades 9–12.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to form safe relationships with students and staff; high organizational skills.

Responsibilities

• Foster a positive climate and culture within the building and district.
• Build professional relationships with staff, students, parents, and leadership teams.
• Implement instructional programming aligned to achievement, wellbeing, and college/career readiness.
• Maintain records including student and staff records, budgets, safety protocols, and correspondence.
• Lead regular staff communication, training, and support.
• Drive continuous improvement to support learning, growth, and the district's mission.
• Resolve complex issues related to students, staff, parents, and the public.

Skills

Instructional leadership

Oral and written communication

Organizational skills

Stakeholder collaboration

Education

Missouri Principal certification or eligibility (grades 9–12)

Job description

Washington High School in Washington, Missouri seeks an innovative instructional leader for a 12-month position. The principal will report to the Executive Administrative Team and oversee building operations with emphasis on safe relationships, strong communication, and organizational excellence.

The role requires a valid Missouri Principal's certificate (or eligibility) for grades 9–12 and the ability to implement high-quality instructional programs, ensure safety, and foster a culture of