HCP District IT Coordinator

Harding Charter Preparatory School District is a tuition-free, rigorous college preparatory district PK-12 committed to academic excellence and equitable opportunities for all students. With a mission centered on preparing every student for success in college and beyond, we foster a culture of high expectations, personal growth, and lifelong learning. Our district offers challenging academic opportunities designed to inspire intellectual curiosity, develop critical thinking skills, and cultivate a love for learning. Our curriculum emphasizes explicit, systematic phonics instruction and hands-on, inquiry-based learning in math and science. Students enjoy a well-rounded educational experience, including physical education, art, music, and enrichment clusters tailored to their interests. With a focus on fostering a sense of community, belonging, and self-efficacy, our "Strong Start" routines prepare students to succeed in a safe and supportive environment. Outdoor learning spaces enhance academic engagement, while weekly teacher collaboration and data-driven instruction ensure personalized support for every child. HCP is home to diverse student and teacher communities, enriched by partnerships with local organizations that provide unique resources. We also offer professional development opportunities and collaborative environments for our educators, supporting their growth as leaders in education. The IT Coordinator focuses on maintaining, troubleshooting, and supporting educational technology services in district classrooms, students, school offices, and staff. Key responsibilities include managing user accounts, resolving hardware/software issues via ticketing system, and assisting with digital curriculum integration.  Required Skills/Abilities Proficiency with Windows, Microsoft, etc. Identify hardware and software issues relating to desktop machines, laptops, and student computers to maintain working order. Ability to repair, develop, or install computer hardware or network systems. Ability to organize and prioritize tasks. Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing. Ability to perform professional-level work dealing with data, people, and technology. District Wide Support Assists superintendent, principals, school personnel, and teachers in assessing their technology needs and provides direction or resources to meet those needs. Communicates with vendor technical support to resolve hardware and software problems as needed. Works with appropriate District personnel to ensure the effective integration of administrative and instructional systems. Develops service support procedures for the efficient delivery of assigned technology services. Monitor and maintain school network infrastructure (servers, switches, LAN). Stays informed about current trends and best practices in areas of technology. Staff & Teacher Support Supports school-wide computing networks - including network servers, network communications equipment, desktop workstations, iPads, SmartBoards, and peripherals. Provides support for personnel in troubleshooting problems relating to computer applications, desktop operating systems, and network operating systems. Monitors and responds, in a timely manner, and effectively to requests through the IT Service Desk ticketing Assist CAO, Principals, teachers, and students with educational software, and integration of classroom technology. In some cases, provide training. Works with staff on the development of staff skills in the use of school computing networks for accessing instructional material. Maintains district technology inventory.