CUSD is seeking a vibrant leader with experience in elementary education who is
focused on providing exceptional service to our families and creating dynamic settings
for every student. Elementary Principals must have a demonstrated commitment to
valuing diversity and contributing to an inclusive learning and working environment.

Position Description:
Under the general supervision of the Superintendent, plans and administers an elementary school with general education, special education students, and preschool classes.

Requirements:
An appropriate California Administrative Credential or its equivalent.
Knowledge of school curriculum, student assessment, staff accountability
Demonstrated administrative experience at the elementary school level preferred
Background/teaching experience in Special Education preferred
Bilingual Spanish preferred

Professional Responsibilities:
Assume overall responsibility for the successful and efficient organization and administration of an elementary school
Provide support and resources for all students
Oversee case management for special education students, promoting seamless mainstreaming of special education students
Represent the Superintendent and the Board of Education in relationships with the staff,
students, parents, and public
Represent the needs of the staff, students, parents, and public of the school to the
Superintendent and the Board of Education
Provide leadership and encourage staff participation in the development, implementation, and evaluation of the curriculum of the school
Assist the staff in establishing school, division, and individual goals, objectives, and related
instructional activities
Assist the staff in adapting the school’s program to meet the requirements of the individual student
Promote the accomplishment of the district’s educational goals and objectives, maintaining articulation and continuity throughout the curriculum
Be accountable to staff and community for the overall effectiveness of the school, making sure that all programs are educationally sound and administratively feasible
Serve on the District Leadership Team Council and other committee(s) as assigned
Take an active role in planning, implementing, and evaluating projects, activities, and
assignments that promote and enhance the welfare of the district and the school community
Direct policy-making at the school level, developing a shared responsibility with teachers,
students, and parents for this function
Participate in the decision-making at all other levels when the policies in question affect the school’s operation
Responsible for the assignment, supervision, evaluation, and guidance in professional and
vocational growth of assigned certificated and classified personnel
Develop potential staff leadership by providing opportunities for professional growth through continuing in-service activities
Responsible for pupil control and for promoting the physical, mental, social, emotional growth and well-being of all students assigned to the school
Establish, maintain, and improve an efficient school management program with emphasis on the following areas:
School Regulations, procedures and schedules
Reports and records
Safety
Maintenance of buildings and grounds
Utilization of plant facilities by school and community
Budget, supplies, equipment and materials
Attendance accounting
Interpret applicable federal and state laws, district policies, and school regulations for staff,
students, parents, and public
Represent the school personally or be officially represented through delegated authority at all school-related events

• An appropriate California Administrative Credential or its equivalent.
• Knowledge of school curriculum, student assessment, staff accountability
• Demonstrated administrative experience at the elementary school level preferred
• Background/teaching experience in Special Education preferred
• Bilingual Spanish preferred

About Claremont Unified School District

Claremont Unified is located 35 miles east of Los Angeles in a community known for its strong commitment to education. District boundaries include the City of Claremont as well as portions of Pomona and La Verne. CUSD serves approximately 6,750 students with a graduation rate of 98.8%. The district has seven elementary schools, one intermediate school, one community day school, an adult school, one four-year comprehensive high school, and an alternative high school.

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