SLUH Principal - Job Description

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SLUH PRINCIPAL JOB DE SCRIP TION

THE SLUH PRINCIPAL: • Serves as the instructional, operational and visionary leader of the school while modeling a living faith. • Provides a clear vision for learning, ensures a safe, secure, and orderly environment, and cultivates strong relationships with students, faculty, families, and the broader community. • Promotes high-quality instructional practices, enjoys working with young people, and believes that all students can achieve their God-given potential.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Animates the Mission and Vision with all stakeholder groups • Oversees the administration, operation, and development of the academic, co-curricular, and formational programs of the school • Partners with Directors to ensure the excellence of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Admissions, Athletics, School Counseling, College Counseling, Learning Center, Global Education, Campus Ministry, Innovation Lab, and IT • Works with the President and Leadership team to budget and strategically plan • Advises the Board of Trustees and ex officio member of all Board committees • Hires Faculty, Staff, Assistant Principals, and Directors • Ensures school safety and security • Engages in student recruitment and admissions • Maintains appropriate accreditations and sponsorships

The ideal candidate will embody the five characteristics of the school’s profile for the “Graduate at Graduation.” Open to Growth: • Develops a culture of collegial, professional relationships that promotes critical thinking, reflection, collaboration, shared accountability and continuous improvement • Builds leadership capacity among faculty and staff, including providing opportunities for training and developmental experiences Intellectually Competent: • Exhibits mastery of academics that exceeds requirements of college admission; committed to life-long learning Religious: • Commits to Catholic spirituality and behavior • Provides programs for spiritual growth and celebration of the Catholic faith, rooted in the Ignatian tradition Loving: • Demonstrates a ministry of presence by listening, reflecting, and responding so all feel heard and valued • Embraces a diversity of opinion with respect for cultural differences Committed to Doing Justice: • Recognizes the dignity and inherent good of all people, in communion with God’s creation • Ensures that systems, policies, and practices value the needs of diverse populations in the school community and result in the fair and equitable treatment of individuals

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED SKILLS/ABILITIES:

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:

• Leader of innovation in pedagogic and curricular matters • Exemplary communicator

• Master’s degree in Education Administration, Educational Leadership or relevant field • Appropriate professional experience, including pertinent leadership roles

• Excellent organization, planning, execution, budgeting and evaluation skills • Ability to identify and solve problems


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