3 school leader jobs found

Job Description Kurn Hattin Home and School for Children, a mission-driven residential school serving students in grades K-8, seeks an exceptional educational leader to serve as our next School Principal. Nestled on 280 acres in Westminster, Vermont, Kurn Hattin provides not only academic instruction, but also a nurturing residential community where children are supported socially, emotionally, and academically. Our children live and learn on campus, and our school is at the heart of a comprehensive program designed to help each child grow in confidence, resilience, and character. The Principal plays a vital leadership role in shaping an environment where students feel safe, valued, and inspired to discover their strengths and purpose. The successful candidate will bring demonstrated experience creating inclusive, student-centered learning communities that honor the whole child. A deep commitment to authentic curriculum development, culturally responsive practices, and...

Job Description Position Summary: The Assistant Headmaster for Enrollment and Residential Life provides strategic leadership for all aspects of the school's enrollment and residential life programs, including recruitment, admissions, retention, financial aid strategy, and enrollment marketing. This role is responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive enrollment strategy that supports the school's mission, community, and long-term financial sustainability. Strategic enrollment management in independent schools extends across the entire student lifecycle. Successful implementation requires alignment of market research and strategy, educational program and school brand, recruitment and selection of new students, tuition and financial aid strategy, school culture and community, retention of current students, and student educational outcomes. The Assistant Headmaster ensures that these interconnected elements are thoughtfully coordinated to create a cohesive and...

Job Description Regional Coordinator Posting Summary Regional Coordinator: Northeast Kingdom or Central West Migrant Education Regional Coordinators connect with migratory agricultural workers living in Vermont and work collaboratively with Farmworker Education team members to effectively implement education services, activities, and projects. Each position is expected to work a minimum of a .75 (28.12 hours per week)FTEwith full-time benefits but may have the option to increase to a 1.0 (37.5 hours per week) FTE based on workload and funding. Regional Coordinators are responsible for identifying eligible farm workers, enrolling them and their family members into applicable programs, and facilitating educational and support services for enrolled students. They utilize judgement to prioritize work and select appropriate methods to respond to needs as they arise. This position functions with minimal daily supervision, while working in collaboration with a statewide team...