Special Education Private/Parochial Programs Administrator

Sylvania; San Francisco, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 145,000 - 156,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dental plans

Vision plans

Defined benefit pension

Job summary

San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) seeks a Program Administrator in San Francisco, CA. This role reports to the Supervisor of Private and Parochial Services within the Special Education Services Department and drives the design, creation and implementation of services for private/parochial schools under IDEA and California Ed Code.

The position emphasizes leadership, grant/budget involvement, data-driven planning, and strong stakeholder collaboration to support student outcomes and

Qualifications

• Lead routine or complex projects in Private/Parochial students who qualify for special education.
• Train, supervise and evaluate certificated or classified staff.
• Lead a diverse and skilled team.
• Participate in grant development and monitor budget.
• Utilize data and data strategies to support work.
• Engage stakeholders including families, educators, and partners.

Responsibilities

• Oversee operational duties for Private/Parochial services within IDEA and Ed Code.
• Report to the Supervisor of Private and Parochial Services.
• Collaborate with the Special Education Services Department.
• Maintain clear communication with families and community partners.
• Support audit and reporting responsibilities.
• Make autonomous design and execution decisions.

Skills

Team leadership

Stakeholder engagement

Budget monitoring

Data-driven decisions

Education

California Administrative Services Credential or eligibility

5 years teaching experience

Job description

San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) seeks a Program Administrator in San Francisco, CA. This role reports to the Supervisor of Private and Parochial Services within the Special Education Services Department and drives the design, creation and implementation of services for private/parochial schools under IDEA and California Ed Code.

The position emphasizes leadership, grant/budget involvement, data-driven planning, and strong stakeholder collaboration to support student outcomes and