Assistant Superintendent

  • West Virginia Department of Education
  • West Virginia
  • Full Time

Assistant Superintendent JobID: 46535

Position Type:

Administration (Educator)/Deputy/Assistant Superintendent

Date Posted:

7/2/2025

Location:

Pendleton County Schools Central Office

Date Available:

25-26 School Year

Closing Date:

07/10/2025

County:

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PENDLETON COUNTY SCHOOLS

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT

JOB DESCRIPTION

  • TOTAL COMPENSATION: Salary based on experience and education level per CBOE salary schedule plus competitive benefits package equal to approximately 35% of direct compensation. Please log onto this link for details Benefits and Salaries | Pendleton County Schools

  • QUALIFICATIONS:

  • WV Professional Administrative Certificate: Master's Degree Educational Leadership/Administration.

  • Demonstrates skill in capacity building and strong vision for school improvement.

  • 3 years experience in administrative position.

  • Satisfactory past evaluations.

  • Demonstrates skills in effective communication with students, school personnel and parents.

  • Additional minimum requirements: applicants who have unsatisfactory evaluations in the past year will not be considered eligible for consideration; applicants who demonstrate unsatisfactory interview performance are not eligible for consideration; and, applicants who receive unfavorable reference recommendations will not be eligible for consideration.

  • Additional minimum requirements for applicants not currently employed: applicants who have been dismissed or who have had their contracts non-renewed for cause by another school district are not eligible for consideration.

  • The ability to perform the job duties and responsibilities of the position as contained in the Job Description, with or without reasonable accommodation.

  • Ability to pass a criminal background check.

  • IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR: Superintendent

  • SUPERVISES: Staff members designated by the Superintendent.

  • ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT DUTIES:

  • Serves in the absence of the Superintendent.

  • Visit the schools as often as practicable; observe and makes suggestions concerning the instruction and classroom management to the schools and their conditions.

  • Advise in the preparation of the annual budget and expenditures.

  • To act in case of emergency in the best interest of the schools.

  • Oversees Administrative Staff as assigned by the Superintendent.

  • Work with other county officials on school improvement and accountability.

  • Tri-County Calendar Coordinator

  • Summer Success Academy Supervisor

  • County Contact for Community In Schools

  • School Counselor Supervisor

  • School Nurse Supervisor

  • Perform other responsibilities as the Superintendent may assign.

  • HUMAN RESOURCE DIRECTOR DUTIES:

  • Serves as Title IX/Harassment Coordinator;

  • Coordinates Certification;

  • Oversees Teacher Recruitment;

  • Evaluation of assigned personnel;

  • Oversees employee attendance/substitute calling system;

  • Posting of all positions, including posting positions on Frontline Applicant Tracking System;

  • Oversight of hiring (checking applications, references, arranging interviews, completing matrices, contacting hires, etc.);

  • Ensure notification of applicants-successful and unsuccessful;

  • Arranging in-service training and WV competency testing (through SBCTC) for applicants for service personnel positions;

  • Producing personnel certification applications to be approved by the WV State Superintendent, coordinating their review and revision with liaison from WV Office of Professional Preparation;

  • Maintain preferred recall lists;

  • Updating and maintaining all forms associated with hiring of personnel including applications, bid sheets, and matrices;

  • Maintain and update job descriptions for all positions annually;

  • Coordinate extracurricular assignments including paid and non-paid coaches;

  • Maintain and update all personnel files (active and Inactive), including obtaining necessary forms, records, and evaluations for all employees:

  • Update and maintain all personnel databases including HMS database for all county employees;

  • Ensure fingerprinting and background checks of potential employees and volunteers;

  • Assist with the certified list and other personnel reports required state and other required reports;

  • Maintain/provide seniority lists (professional and service). Posted according to WV Code guidelines and deadlines;

  • Maintain substitute lists (all professional and all service substitutes). Maintain teacher sub list by certification. Maintain service sub lists by classification and substitute seniority;

  • Process leave of absence requests and documentation including FMLA forms;

  • Provide oversight of evaluations to insure all personnel have received appropriate evaluations;

  • Oversee teacher induction program (mentoring/WVSIPP);

  • Send personnel assignment letters for upcoming year:

  • Provide New Employee Orientation (staff development prior to beginning of school year and when needed as employees are hired);

  • Oversee all aspects of professional certification insuring that all employees maintain proper licensure;

  • Ensure certification applications are properly completed, signed and submitted to WVDE:

  • Inform teachers, coaches, etc., when re-certification is necessary;

  • Ensure extracurricular employees are properly approved and rehired;

  • Review and verify high Qualified Teacher data county-wide;

  • Perform investigations as directed;

  • Create/maintain/distribute employee handbooks annually;

  • Establishes effective working relationships with other institutions for the community, region and state that may be of use to teachers, parents or students;

  • Attend regional and state meetings, programs and conferences to keep current with school program;

  • Perform other responsibilities as the Superintendent may assign.

  • DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION:

  • Provides leadership and support in developing, implementing, and maintaining high quality and safe transportation services.

  • Check road conditions and assist Superintendents with decisions related to school closure or weather for closures and delays.

  • Supervises and evaluates school bus operators and mechanics.

  • Coordinates with Superintendent and Treasurer to manage budgets effectively.

  • Oversees and directs prospective bus operators under guidelines as prescribed by the WVDE and Pendleton County policies.

  • Arranges for certification of school bus operators, school bus trainers and equipment.

  • Manages the use of substitute school bus operators, mechanics, and transportation aides.

  • Verifies information such as attendance and payroll submitted by school bus operators and mechanics.

  • Manages the transportation needs of field trips, athletic events and other activities.

  • Conducts route and bus operator observations for compliance with state and local regulations.

  • Investigates and responds to requests for bus stops and route changes.

  • Coordinates training and staff development opportunities for all bus operators and mechanics.

  • Makes route changes in the event of adverse road conditions or emergencies.

  • Investigates hazardous road and route conditions and reports to the Superintendent.

  • Maintains accurate records of student bus stops and routing information.

  • Acts as the primary radio dispatch communicator.

  • Establishes and maintains professional working relationships with appropriate school personnel.

  • Establishes good public and employee relations.

  • Maintains and upgrades professional skills in order to improve the transportation program.

  • Plans, coordinates, and arranges for the appropriate training of staff including staff development opportunities and safety programs.

  • Develops on-going and long-range vehicle (school buses & county vehicles replacement schedules.)

  • Communicates with other administrators, personnel, and outside organizations to coordinate transportation needs.

  • Prepares all required reports and maintains all appropriate records.

  • Ascertains that all buses are inspected as required.

  • Takes responsibility that all buses are kept in safe running condition with repairs being made at the School Bus Garage and/or vendors.

  • Mediates and works to resolve parent and employee concerns.

  • Authorizes purchases in the transportation department within budgetary limitations and according to county guidelines.

  • Investigates any accidents, takes appropriate corrective actions, and files all required reports.

  • Monitors enrollment at the schools in-order too realign school boundaries for school bus routes.

  • Assists with Comprehensive Educational Facilities Plan.

  • Oversees the use of cameras on school buses.

  • Remains on call for emergency situations.

  • Perform other responsibilities as the Superintendent may assign.

PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS

  • PLANNING, PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION:

  • Engages in activities that prepare for implementation of new programs or facilitates change in existing programs and their implementation. Items that may be used to reflect planning and preparation: identifies needs of students and others; develops action plans based on identified needs; evaluates ongoing programs/plans; revises programs based on assessment; implements ongoing program activities and revise activities as needed; and advises school personnel regarding available resources.

  • ADMINISTRATION/MANAGEMENT:

  • Organizes, directs, or coordinates programs that include responsibility for budgeting, staffing, reporting and other similar activities. Items that may be used to reflect administration/management: aids school administration in developing and providing policies and/or programs; establishes and communicates practices and procedures to students, parents, community and staff; works to integrate program into total school curriculum; prepares thorough and accurate reports in a timely manner; and, makes recommendations to modify the school program to meet individual student's needs.

  • ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION:

  • Gathers and interprets data from individual, groups, or programs to evaluate needs and program. Items that may be used to reflect assessment/evaluation: explains nature and purpose of assessment in an understandable manner; demonstrates knowledge of theories, techniques and instruments used for assessment; follows confidentiality procedures; makes provisions for the attainment and evaluation of program goals; and communicates effectively with school personnel, students, parents, and the community.

  • INTERVENTION:

  • Delivers services to students and others to improve skills/functional abilities or inform recipients of services. Items that may be used to reflect intervention: provides activities to foster the development of the whole child/student; demonstrates positive interpersonal relationships with students, educational staff, parents, and the community; assists teachers and students in implementing plans/strategies; involves student in setting objectives; and uses systematic processes to assess needs, plan interventions, and evaluate outcomes.

  • COLLABORATION:

  • ?Collaborates with school personnel, parents and the community to assist with and coordinate the presents information about services offered to students, school personnel, parents, and the community; assists parents and students with individual needs to secure available services; creates a positive climate during consultation; serves on or leads multidisciplinary teams; and respects values different from his/her own.

  • PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:

  • ?Facilitates professional development activities to achieve goals. Items that may be used to reflect professional development: seeks input from staff; plans, implements, and evaluates professional development programs; disseminates information at meetings; develops procedures and provides training for school personnel students, and parents.

  • PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • ?Develops and improves individual competence and skill in delivering services consistent with professional standards. Items that may be used to reflect professional responsibilities: behaves in an ethical manner; demonstrates understanding of own professional limitations; continues professional development by keeping abreast of current trends; keeps appointments and follows up with commitments; adheres to established regulations, policies, rules and laws; and commands respect by example in appearance, manners, behavior and language.

Job ID: 484168450
Originally Posted on: 7/5/2025

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