SUPERINTENDENT

TrulyHired; Rose Bud (AR); On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

TrulyHired is seeking an experienced educational leader in Arkansas to serve as Superintendent for the Rose Bud School District. The role involves guiding district goals, evaluating student achievement, and ensuring alignment with state standards across curriculum, curriculum delivery, and assessments.

The position requires Arkansas licensure at the superintendent level and leadership of principals, teachers, and district staff, with focus on improving student outcomes, safety, and district

Qualifications

• Experience as an Administrator-Assistant Superintendent, Principal, etc. preferred.
• Possess an Arkansas Educator License and Superintendent Certification.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership in establishing and implementing district educational goals and priorities.
• Monitor student achievement, assessment results, school report card grades, graduation rates, and other performance indicators.
• Promote effective curriculum, instructional strategies, assessment practices, and evidence-based interventions.
• Ensure curriculum and instructional programs align with Arkansas standards and state/federal requirements.
• Support principals, teachers, and staff in improving classroom instruction and student outcomes.
• Establish and monitor district and school improvement plans.
• Promote high expectations for all students while supporting diverse learning needs.
• Prepare and present recommendations, reports, budgets, and policies for board consideration.
• Oversee district safety, facilities, transportation, and financial management.

Education

Arkansas Educator License and Superintendent Certification

Job description

Job Description

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1. 1. Educational Leadership and Student Achievement
   • Provide leadership in establishing and implementing district educational goals and priorities.
   • Monitor student achievement, assessment results, school report card grades, graduation rates, and other performance indicators.
   • Promote effective curriculum, instructional strategies, assessment practices, and evidence-based interventions.
   • Ensure that curriculum and instructional programs align with Arkansas academic standards and applicable state and federal requirements.
   • Support principals, teachers, and instructional staff in improving classroom instruction and student outcomes.
   • Establish and monitor district and school improvement plans.
   • Promote high expectations for all students while ensuring appropriate support for students with diverse learning needs.
2. 2. Board Relations and District Governance
   • Serve as the chief executive officer of the Board of Directors and implement board-approved policies and directives.
   • Provide the board with accurate and timely information concerning district operations, academic performance, personnel, finances, facilities, and student safety.
   • Prepare and present recommendations, reports, budgets, and proposed policies for board consideration.
   • Assist in preparing agendas and supporting documentation for board meetings in accordance with district procedures.
   • Maintain effective communication with board members while respecting the board's legal authority and the superintendent's administrative responsibilities.
   • Ensure district operations comply with applicable laws, regulations, and board policies.
3. 3. Personnel Administration and Staff Development
   • Recommend the employment, assignment, transfer, retention, and dismissal of personnel, subject to applicable law, contracts, and board authority.
   • Supervise and evaluate district administrators and oversee the district's personnel evaluation processes.
   • Promote professional development and continuous improvement for teachers, administrators, and support staff.
   • Maintain effective personnel policies and procedures that support accountability, professionalism, and employee performance.
   • Foster a positive working environment built on respect, communication, collaboration, and high expectations.
   • Address personnel concerns promptly, fairly, and in accordance with established procedures.
4. 4. Financial Management and Budgeting
   • Prepare and recommend an annual district budget for consideration and approval by the Board of Directors.
   • Monitor district revenues, expenditures, cash balances, and financial obligations.
   • Ensure district resources are allocated responsibly and in support of student achievement and district priorities.
   • Oversee financial reporting, purchasing, payroll, accounts payable, grants, audits, and other business operations through appropriate district personnel.
   • Ensure compliance with state and federal financial requirements, procurement procedures, and reporting deadlines.
   • Provide the board with regular updates concerning the district's financial condition.
5. 5. School Safety and Security
   • Provide leadership in developing, implementing, and reviewing district safety and emergency preparedness plans.
   • Oversee efforts to maintain secure school buildings, grounds, entrances, and transportation operations.
   • Ensure appropriate visitor management procedures, emergency communication systems, and safety protocols are maintained.
   • Coordinate with law enforcement, emergency responders, families, and other agencies as appropriate.
   • Promote the physical and emotional safety of students and staff.
   • Ensure that safety concerns, incidents, and emergencies receive appropriate and timely attention.
6. 6. Facilities, Maintenance, and Capital Improvements
   • Oversee the operation, maintenance, repair, and improvement of district buildings, grounds, athletic facilities, and equipment.
   • Recommend facility improvements and long-range capital planning priorities.
   • Monitor facility needs and ensure that district property is maintained in a safe, functional, and cost-effective manner.
   • Present facility projects and major expenditures to the board for consideration and approval as required.
   • Coordinate construction, renovation, and improvement projects in accordance with applicable requirements and approved budgets.
7. 7. Transportation and Support Services
   • Oversee district transportation operations to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient student transportation.
   • Monitor bus fleet condition, maintenance schedules, driver qualifications, and transportation safety procedures.
   • Provide oversight of food services, custodial services, maintenance, technology, and other support operations.
   • Ensure that support services operate efficiently and contribute to a safe and productive learning environment.
8. 8. Legal Compliance and Accountability
   • Maintain knowledge of applicable Arkansas education laws, federal education requirements, state regulations, and district policies.
   • Ensure required reports, certifications, assessments, and other compliance documents are submitted accurately and on time.
   • Oversee compliance with applicable requirements involving student records, special education, civil rights, student discipline, employee rights, and educational accountability.
   • Ensure appropriate handling of complaints, investigations, grievances, and other administrative matters.
   • Maintain confidentiality and appropriate safeguards for student, personnel, and district information.
9. 9. Community Relations and Public Communication
   • Serve as a representative and spokesperson for Rose Bud School District.
   • Maintain positive working relationships with parents, students, staff, community members, businesses, civic organizations, and other educational partners.
   • Communicate district goals, accomplishments, challenges, and initiatives clearly and transparently.
   • Encourage community participation and support for district programs and student opportunities.
   • Address questions and concerns professionally and work to resolve issues in the best interests of students and the district.

Job Requirements

• Experience as an Administrator-Assistant Superintendent, Principal etc. preferred.
• Possess a Arkansas Educator License and Superintendent Certification.

You may contact Allen Blackwell with any questions. 501-556-5815 or cell 870-353-8509.