Principal, Junior High — Instructional Leader

Madison; Madison (IN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Madison Consolidated Schools in Indiana seeks a Principal for Madison Junior High School (MJHS) to provide instructional leadership and oversee curriculum, staff development, and student services. The role includes directing extracurricular programs and ensuring compliance with Indiana standards in a 260-day assignment.

The successful candidate will hold appropriate Indiana certification and a Master’s degree in education, supervise staff, manage programs, and communicate with the community and

Qualifications

• Appropriate certification as required by the Indiana Department of Education with a minimum of a Master’s degree in education.

Responsibilities

• Recruitment, selection, and assignment of junior high personnel.
• Implement evaluation processes for all supervised employees and support growth.
• Assist in staff development programs.
• Maintain effective communications within the school and coordinate meetings and bulletins.
• Review and update the student handbook annually.
• Recommend extracurricular duty assignments and supervision.
• Coordinate development of all school programs and master schedule.
• Meet state standards for classes and follow district initiatives.
• Develop codes of conduct with AP and enforce discipline.
• Assist in Capital Projects Fund and materials management.
• Speak at clubs and community events and involve parents.
• Attend Board meetings and supervise after-school activities.

Skills

Leadership

Curriculum development

Staff development

Student services

Public relations

Education

Master’s degree in education

Indiana DOE certification

Job description

Madison Consolidated Schools in Indiana seeks a Principal for Madison Junior High School (MJHS) to provide instructional leadership and oversee curriculum, staff development, and student services. The role includes directing extracurricular programs and ensuring compliance with Indiana standards in a 260-day assignment.

The successful candidate will hold appropriate Indiana certification and a Master’s degree in education, supervise staff, manage programs, and communicate with the community and