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The Waverly School - Assistant to HOS and Board

  • 22 Oct 2024 4:02 PM
    Message # 13422260

    The Waverly School is seeking an Assistant to the Head of School and Board of Trustees.

    The Assistant to the Head of School and Board of Trustees works directly with the Head of School and Board of Trustees to support the critical functions of the school. The ideal candidate is a well-organized self-starter, has a high level of interpersonal skills, discretion and good judgment. The job requires excellent verbal and written communication skills and the ability to complete tasks independently and collaboratively while working with various constituents. This role requires a personable, flexible and adaptable learner, who is a motivated, and collaborative team player. The successful candidate has experience as an executive assistant and is willing to engage in regular professional development to bolster their skillset. Prior experience in an academic environment is preferred though not required. This role will also require occasional work in the evening or on weekends.

    The Executive Assistant to the Head of School & Board of Trustees will:

            Embrace the school’s mission and vision.

            Provide general clerical duties and administrative support to the Head of School

            Support the Head by anticipating needs, preparing the Head for the week as well as for meetings, events, speeches, travel etc.

            Organize and review daily priorities for the Head of School’s appointments and calendar activities.

            Work with the Head of School to prioritize and pace meetings and events

            Manage the Head of School’s travel arrangements.

            Publish letters as needed to families, alumni and the Board from the Head of School.

            Assist in managing expenses for the Head of School’s budgets.

            Assist the Head of School with planning meetings and events related to the Board of Trustees or with tasks coming out of those meetings.

            Prepare and distribute meeting packets for board meetings; record and distribute meeting minutes; maintain Board records; update Trustee Handbook and policies; assist with new trustee orientation; create Board meeting calendars; schedule annual Board self-assessment surveys.

            Manage all arrangements and orders for faculty/staff meetings, gatherings, parties and all-school employee events including new faculty and staff orientation, opening meetings, professional days, convocation and graduation and other end of year events.

            Coordinate Picture Day for all three campuses

            Manage the all-school calendar and other scheduled events in collaboration with the Head of School

            Serve the Head of School at administrative and Board meetings. Prepare documents and work orders, take minutes follow up on action items or other tasks as requested by the Head of School.

            Compile information as requested, formatting reports, graphs, tables, records, and presentations.

            Serve as administrative liaison for CAIS and NAIS.

            Assist with the managing of job searches - schedule calls, interviews, arrange travel if necessary, and write follow-up communications as appropriate.

            Meet regularly with administrative assistants to coordinate division and HOS schedules

            Complete occasional errands related to Head of School meetings and events.

            Serve as administrative liaison for Emergency and Safety Committees

            Perform other duties or projects as assigned by the Head of School.

            Communicate often about all of the above

    Physical Demands and Abilities

            Regularly spend long hours sitting and using office equipment and computers

            Must be able to stand, lift, push, pull, stoop and bend for short periods of time

            Regularly work on repetitive tasks

            Frequently bend to file and maintain files

            Frequently walk up and down stairs and between school campuses

            Occasionally lift 15-45 pounds

            Ability to work in person, on campus

            Employment background investigation required – fingerprints via Live Scan

    Job Type:  

    Part Time, Non-exempt, 12-month year

    Hourly: 9:00 am to 2:00 pm, Monday through Friday
    Number of hours per week: 25

    Compensation range: $22.00-$27.00 per hour


    School Contact:

    Interested candidates should submit their letter of interest and resume to:

    Vella Cagle

    Director of Human Resources
    vella@thewaverlyschool.org


    The Waverly School is an equal opportunity employer dedicated to a policy of non-discrimination based on the race, color, creed, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, pregnancy, transgender, transsexualism, sexual orientation, age, national origin, citizenship, primary language, military or veteran status, physical handicap, disability, medical condition, mental disability, genetic characteristic or information, ancestry, or based on any other consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local laws.

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