What are the responsibilities and job description for the Elementary Principal (Succession Planning) position at TBA?
About the Role:
Are you a visionary educator ready to shape the foundational years of our students' academic journeys? We are looking for forward-thinking leaders to join our Elementary Principal Succession Pipeline. This isn't just a job posting—it’s an invitation to engage in intentional conversation and development.
As an Elementary Principal, you will cultivate a joyful, safe, and academically rigorous environment where our youngest learners thrive. You will lead a dedicated team of educators, foster strong family partnerships, and set the cultural tone for the entire school community.
Key Responsibilities:
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Instructional Leadership: Champion early literacy, foundational numeracy, and evidence-based instructional practices tailored for elementary learners.
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Culture & Community: Build a positive, inclusive, and trauma-informed school culture that celebrates diversity and supports social-emotional learning (SEL).
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Talent Development: Mentor, coach, and retain high-quality elementary teachers and staff.
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Strategic Operations: Oversee daily school operations, budgeting, and resource allocation aligned with student achievement goals.
What We Are Looking For:
- Master’s Degree in education administration and considerable administrative and educational experience.
- Postgraduate Professional License with an endorsement in Administration and Supervision, PreK-12, or an equivalent level of education and experience.
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A deep understanding of early childhood development and elementary curriculum standards.
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Skill in effective communication, both verbally and in writing.
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Ability to maintain effective working relationships with other District employees and the general public.
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Ability to motivate others to reach their fullest potential.
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Ability to plan and supervise the work of others.
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Ability to set expectations, build capacity, model learning, lead symbolically, manage effectively, and respond to constituent groups and the community.