Principal Fellow: Lead Schools & Grow as a School Leader
Uncommon Schools
Boston (MA)
On-site
USD 107,000 - 113,500
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Generous paid time off
Comprehensive health benefits
403(b) retirement savings program
Extensive training and development
Job summary
A nonprofit education organization is seeking a Principal Fellow to lead high-performing schools in Boston. This role involves working closely with educational leaders, participating in professional development, and focusing on instructional leadership, teacher development, and school culture. Ideal candidates have significant teaching experience and strong people-management skills, and are dedicated to empowering students in economically disadvantaged communities. The position offers a salary range between $107,000 and $113,500, along with generous benefits and support for professional growth.
Qualifications
Strong commitment to expanding opportunities for students.
Dedication to building culturally responsive partnerships.
Ability to thrive in fast-paced environments.
Responsibilities
Receive feedback and support from education leaders.
Complete operational tasks under the direction of the Host Principal.
Engage in cross-regional professional development.
Skills
Commitment to mission of Uncommon Schools
People-management skills
Data analysis skills
Flexibility and autonomy
Education
Bachelor's degree
3+ years teaching experience
1+ years coaching or managing teachers
Job description
A nonprofit education organization is seeking a Principal Fellow to lead high-performing schools in Boston. This role involves working closely with educational leaders, participating in professional development, and focusing on instructional leadership, teacher development, and school culture. Ideal candidates have significant teaching experience and strong people-management skills, and are dedicated to empowering students in economically disadvantaged communities. The position offers a salary range between $107,000 and $113,500, along with generous benefits and support for professional growth.