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Volume 11, Issue 19
May 21, 2008
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School:
Saginaw Intermediate School District
Email:
esparzat@sisd.cc
Category:
Administrative Position
Deadline:
June 9, 2008
Job Title:
School Principal
Description:
POSITION TITLE: Principal - Millet Center
Under the supervision of the Director of Special Education and the Superintendent, the Principal will plan, direct, coordinate, monitor and deliver special education services as provided at the Saginaw ISD Millet Learning Center.
Reports to:
Director of Special Education and the Superintendent of Saginaw ISD.
Salary:
The Saginaw Intermediate School District Board of Education will provide a competitive compensation package with a minimum salary of $90,438.
Benefits:
Health, dental, vision, life and disability insurance, as well as vacation, personal business, sick leave and professional development opportunities.
Qualifications:
Requirements as outlined under Rule 340.1772 of the Revised Administrative Rules for Special Education of November 2002:
a. an earned master’s degree or equivalent.
b. Full approval in at least 1 area of special education.
c. Three years of successful experience in special education.
d. Twelve semester or 18 term hours of graduate credit in a college or university whose program has been approved by the state board of education. Graduate credit shall be distributed appropriately to assure knowledge and competency as related to special education in the following areas:
i. Systematic study of curriculum.
ii. Administrative and supervisory procedures.
iii. Evaluation methods and procedures.
iv. Communication skills techniques.
v. In-service education.
vi. Computer-aided instruction.
e. One year of successful experience as a supervisor of special education in an approved special education program.
f. Recommendation from a college or university approved for the preparation of special education supervisors relative to leadership, knowledge, and competency in the areas listed in subdivision (d) of this subrule.
Or
The ability to gain Temporary Approval as a Director of Special Education and have a planned program leading to full approval at the Director level status.
1. Ability to plan, direct and evaluate the work of others. Demonstrated personal and professional administrative leadership experience.
2. Ability to effectively work with staff, students, parents, and members of the community and people from diverse backgrounds.
3. Experience working with integrated computer systems.
4. Excellent oral and written communication skills.
5. Ability to maintain confidentiality regarding student, parent and staff information.
Essential Job Responsibilities:
1. Provides administrative oversight for the writing of and implementation of all Individual Educational Plans written on behalf of students who attend the Millet Learning Center.
2. Is responsible for supervision of teachers and their classroom programs and supervision of Saginaw ISD Millet Learning Center Work Teams.
3. Functions as an instructional leader inclusive of oversight of present curriculum and development of curriculum goals and objectives for programs provided at the Saginaw ISD Millet Learning Center.
4. Screens, recommends for hire, assigns, supervises, disciplines and evaluates all staff assigned to the Saginaw ISD Millet Learning Center.
5. Assists the District in the compliance with special education rules and regulations most specifically with respect to the Saginaw ISD Millet Learning Center.
6. Provides staff development and in-service activities for improved instructional practices and professional growth.
7. Oversees the budget management process for the Saginaw ISD Millet Learning Center.
8. Is responsible for building management including scheduling and planning programs, maintaining an active presence in the building and involvement in the daily allocation of substitute staff.
9. Directly supervises or assists in the administration of support services, e.g., nursing services, psychology, social work and transportation in relationship to the Millet Learning Center.
Contact:
Application Procedure:
Well-qualified candidates from within and outside the district are encouraged to apply. Candidates should submit the following:
A letter of application, resume, transcripts and at least three references to:
Personnel Department
Saginaw Intermediate School District
6235 Gratiot Road
Saginaw MI 48638
Region:
Michigan
Country:
USA
Comments:
Essential Job Responsibilities (Cont.):
10. Is responsible for Millet Center management inclusive of referrals from local districts, deviation applications, Continuous Improvement Monitoring, Medicaid and Transition requirements as per rules and regulations.
11. Oversees and coordinates the involvement of parents, agencies, district, local superintendents, local directors of special education and educational institutions in appropriate areas of specific programs.
12. Responsible for public relations and community communications as related to services and activities provided by the Saginaw ISD Millet Learning Center.
13. Maintains a safe, secure and orderly environment.
14. Reports student and program data as requested/and/or as required by the school district, ISD and State.
15. Attends appropriate and required administrative meetings and conferences.
16. Performs other duties as assigned by the Director of Special Education and/or the Superintendent.
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School:
Community Based Education and Development, Inc. (dba CBD College)
Email:
audrabehne@aol.com
Category:
Administrative Position
Deadline:
June 14, 2008
Job Title:
Univ./College Misc. Positions
Description:
Plan and direct student administration and services and other educational activities for adult vocational education; confer with academic staff to formulate admission requirements and course credit policies; direct activities of administrative departments, including admissions, registration and career services; represent the institution with other institution personnel during meetings and accreditation processes; recruit, hire and terminate departmental personnel; and plan and control budgets.
Contact:
Alan Heshel, President
CBD College
5724 W. 3rd Street, Suite 314
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Region:
Los Angeles, California
Country:
USA
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School:
Academy for Educational Development
Email:
emarcelo@aed.org
Category:
Teaching Position
Deadline:
July 18, 2008
Job Title:
Miscel***ous
Description:
The Academy for Educational Development (AED) is currently looking for English, Math, and Science Content Specialists with experience at the primary, preparatory, and/or secondary school levels to be part of the expanding school reform effort in Qatar.
THIS POSITION IS LOCATED IN DOHA, QATAR!
Funded by the Supreme Education Council of Qatar, AED is serving as a School Support Organization (SSO) to five independent schools in Doha, Qatar. The primary role of the SSO is to ensure that the schools are well managed and that the reform principles are being integrated into the school. AED strives to improve the instructional quality and leadership of the school by interacting with and providing guidance to the school principal and school staff.
Position Summary:
The English, Math, and Science Content Specialists provide daily technical assistance in both content and pedagogy to the English, Math, and Science teachers in one school while providing a supportive environment for school change to occur. As a subject expert, the Content Specialists will work closely with the teachers on all major components of curriculum development, standards implementation, teacher quality through daily mentoring and coaching and ongoing assessment and professional development.
AED is offering competitive salaries and benefits along with free housing, transportation allowance, one round-trip Business class ticket to Qatar, relocation and settling in packages, and use of project laptop and cell phone. Please note our salaries are based on an annual 12-month calendar basis.
This position begins August 1, 2008 and will end June 30, 2009. The Content Specialists will work as part of a team which includes an English Specialist, Math Specialist, Science Specialist, School Management Advisor, and a translator.
Requirements:
Qualified candidates must have the have the following experience:
- Senior level academic training in a field related to education or English, Math, and/or Science
- At least five years of experience in improving basic education
- Experience with primary, preparatory, and/or secondary levels English, Math, and/or Science
- At least five years teaching experience required
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills and strong team building skills
- Demonstrated excellence in presentation skills and the design and delivery of teacher professional development
- Ability and interest in relocating to Doha, Qatar on short notice
- Demonstration of cultural awareness necessary
- Due to the donor contract, only female candidates can be considered.
For a full job description please visit http://employment.aed.org/openings/grade6/grade6.html
Contact:
Interested applicants should send resume with cover letter referencing position #QatarJob to: AED/HR, 1825 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20009; fax: (202) 884-8413 or email: employ@aed.org For additional information, visit our website at http://www.aed.org
Region:
Doha, Qatar
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School:
Finlandia University
Email:
ann.testini@finlandia.edu
Category:
Teaching Position
Deadline:
Until Filled
Job Title:
Univ./College Assist./Assoc. Professor
Description:
FINLANDIA UNIVERSITY
POSITION TITLE: Assistant/Associate Professor
DEPARTMENT: Elementary Education
SUPERVISOR: Department Chair, Elementary Education
CATEGORY: Faculty, Tenure Track
STATUS/TYPE: Full-time (9 month) / Exempt
SALARY: $37,500-45,000
POSITION SUMMARY: The Assistant/Associate Professor of Elementary Education is a full time, tenure-track position with teaching assignments, student advising and faculty governance service.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• A doctorate is required, although ABDs will be considered.
• Classroom teaching in a K - 8 setting.
• Experience and certification in educational technology highly desired.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Teaches in the Bachelor’s Degree programs in Elementary Education Department.
• Supervises university students working/learning in the public schools.
• Advises students by providing academic guidance, support for development of professional practice skills, and assistance.
• Participates in evaluation and development of the program curriculum.
• Participates in collaborative projects and/or research with public school teachers.
• Participates in curricular and program assessment.
• Demonstrates continuing professional and educational growth and maintains expertise in areas of responsibility.
• Supports institutional identity and mission of Finlandia University.
• Contributes to the College and community through participation in College functions and community activities.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Position available August 16, 2008
• Letter of application addressing the qualifications for the position
• Current Curriculum Vitae
• Names of 4 current professional references with phone numbers and e-mail contact information
• Transcripts of all academic work
SEND APPLICATION MATERIALS TO:
Ann Testini
Director of Human Resources
Finlandia University
601 Quincy Street
Hancock, MI 49930
ann.testini@finlandia.edu
Review of applications begins immediately until position is filled.
Contact:
Ann Testini
Director of Human Resources
Finlandia University
601 Quincy Street
Hancock, MI 49930
ann.testini@finlandia.edu
Region:
Michigan
Country:
USA
Comments:
Finlandia University, located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, is a private, 4-year institution of higher education that offers high quality professional, liberal studies and fine arts educational programs. Finlandia University is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
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