Central Office Employees, including Technology Support staff

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT

TITLE: Assistant Superintendent

QUALIFICATIONS:

Education /Certification

REPORTS TO: Superintendent of Schools

JOB GOAL: Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, assisting the Superintendent in the overall administration of the District, managing and leading to accomplish District priorities, and facilitating the development and implementation of district-wide curricula, assessment, and instruction and staff professional development programs that support the vision, mission, and values of the Cape Elizabeth School Department.

SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES MAY INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT NECESSARILY LIMITED TO:

Administration/Organizational Management:

Communications

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

EVALUATION: The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The Superintendent will perform the evaluation. The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

NOTE: The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

APPROVED: June 11, 2013 (as Director of Instruction)

Revised:  April 14, 2015

RENAMED: 

CONTROLLER

QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. Education/Certification: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Business Administration, with an emphasis on accounting or equivalent work experience. Holds a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval.

  2. Special Knowledge/Skills:

    a) Experience in computerized accounting systems, spreadsheets and word processing; b) Ability to understand financial accounting issues and perform complex financial calculations; c) Ability to work independently with a high degree of accuracy and organization; d) Must be team oriented with excellent interpersonal and communication skills; e) Must be willing to participate in ongoing in-service training as requested; f) Must maintain a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information as required by law

     

  3. Experience: Demonstrated aptitude or competence for successful fulfillment of assigned responsibilities

REPORTS TO: 

School Department Business Manager

JOB GOAL: 

To manage, oversee and coordinate the financial operations of both the town and school department. This position ensures accuracy, transparency, and compliance in all financial transactions, including auditing, payroll, while adhering to state and federal regulations.

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

This position will have primary responsibilities for the reconciliation of general ledger and liabilities accounts, including but not limited to:

    1. Bank account transactions and statements

    2. Accounts receivable, not including taxes receivable

    3. Health and dental statements to employee withholding accounts and expense accounts

    4. Expense and revenue subsidiary accounts to expense and revenue control accounts

    5. Maintains the general ledger, and oversees all accounting transactions

    6. Maintains internal controls and accounting standards across both entitites

    7. Assists with payroll rates and contracts

    8. Work with external auditors and provide documentation and explanations as required

    9. Other reconciliations as needed or assigned

PREPARES REPORTS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

    1. Monthly expense and revenue reports to the town council, department directors, school business manager and town finance director

    2. Monthly budget analysis: actuals compared to projected, and identifying potential under/over expenditures or revenue

    3. Grant reports

    4. Audit reports which include, but is not limited to preparing draft reports, compiling requested samples, tracking questions on exceptions received by the auditors

EQUIPMENT USED: 

Computer, printer, calculator, telephone, copy machine, fax machine, and other general office equipment.


WORKING CONDITIONS: 

Mental demands:  calculating, comparing, editing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, designing, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing.  Physical demands:  sitting, standing, climbing stairs, lifting (up to 25 lbs.), bending, keyboarding, pulling, pushing, carrying, writing, walking, operating office equipment.  Environmental conditions:  inside, working around moving objects, working alone, willingness and ability to work with others, to share and cross-train in order to promote the concept of “teaming” and a “team approach” in order to meet the needs of the office.


TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    1. Eight (8) hours per day/260 days per year.

    2. Compensation in accordance with recommendations established by the superintendent of schools and business manager.

EVALUATION:

The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The business manager will perform the evaluation.  The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

NOTE: 

The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principal functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

APPROVED:

October 12, 2021 (originally titled Accountant)

Revised: 

June 10, 2025

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    ACCOUNTING CLERK

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    1. Education/Certification: Associates degree or certificate program in accounting or relevant experience. Holds a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval.
    2. Special Knowledge/Skills:
      1. Experience in computerized accounting systems, spreadsheets and word processing.
      2. Ability to understand financial accounting issues.
      3. Ability to work independently with a high degree of accuracy and organization.
      4. Must be team oriented with excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
      5. Must be willing to participate in ongoing in-service training as requested.
      6. Must maintain a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information as required by law.
    3. Experience: Demonstrated aptitude or competence for successful fulfillment of assigned responsibilities.

    REPORTS TO:

    School Department Business Manager and Town Finance Director. 

    JOB GOAL:

    To assist in maintaining accurate financial records for the Town of Cape Elizabeth.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    This position will have primary responsibilities for maintaining security, compliance, accountability, and operational efficiency within our organization’s financial processes, including but not limited to the following:

    1. Overseeing financial transactions with vendors, contractors and suppliers. This may involve processing invoices, managing payment schedules, and verifying accuracy of financial transactions.
    2. Assisting with improving processes for credit card transactions, and utility payments. This will include monthly maintenance of these operations.
    3. Assisting with technology needs related to the Enterprise ERP financial software. This will include assisting employees with technology issues and training.
    4. Assisting with ensuring compliance with grant requirements, accurate reporting, and proper allocation of funds.
    5. Other reconciliations as needed or assigned.

    PREPARES REPORTS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

    1. Monthly credit card expense reports.
    2. Monthly utility expense reports.
    3. Grant reports.
    4. Audit reports which includes, but is not limited to preparing draft reports, compiling requested samples, tracking questions on exceptions received by the auditors.

    EQUIPMENT USED:

    Computer, printer, calculator, telephone, copy machine, fax machine, and other general office equipment.

    WORKING CONDITIONS:

    Mental demands: calculating, comparing, editing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, designing, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing. Physical demands: sitting, standing, climbing stairs, lifting (up to 25 lbs.), bending, keyboarding, pulling, pushing, carrying, writing, walking, operating office equipment. Environmental conditions: inside, working around moving objects, working alone, willingness and ability to work with others, to share and cross-train in order to promote the concept of “teaming” and a “team approach” in order to meet the needs of the office.

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    1. Eight (8) hours per day/260 days per year.
    2. Compensation in accordance with recommendations established by the business manager. 

    EVALUATION:

    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The business manager will perform the evaluation. The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Approved:     

    February 13, 2024

    ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK & RECEPTIONIST

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    1. Education/Certification: Associate degree in business or accounting or equivalent work experience. Hold a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval. 
    2. Special Knowledge/Skills: 
      1. Experience in computerized accounting systems. 
      2. Ability to work independently with a high degree of accuracy and organization. 
      3. Must be team oriented with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. 
      4. Must be willing to participate in ongoing in-service training as requested. 
      5. Must maintain a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information as required by law. 
    3. Experience: Demonstrated aptitude or competence for successful fulfillment of assigned performance responsibilities. 

    REPORTS TO:

    School Department Business Manager/Town Finance Director

    JOB GOAL:

    To assist in the administration of the school and town’s business affairs so as to provide the maximum services for the financial resources available.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    1. Prepares for payment all invoices and check requests, verifying that funds are available by tracking account balances.
    2. Accepts and processes money for deposits.
    3. Processes purchase orders following designated procedures.
    4. Schedules invoices for payment following designated procedures.
    5. Enters detail information in computerized accounting system to generate warrant.
    6. Processes accounts payable checks and accompanying reports for Town Council and School Board approval.
    7. Maintains files on all vendors and resolves billing issues with vendors.
    8. Prepares necessary reports and other spreadsheets as requested.
    9. Processes work permits for students.
    10. Processes course pre-approvals, reimbursements and educational loans for all school staff.
    11. Processes year-end 1099’s for qualifying vendors.
    12. Maintains W-9 files for all vendors.
    13. Assists and maintains credit card purchases and files.
    14. Keeps Maine Tax Exempt form, and files and completes them as needed.
    15. Is first response in answering the telephone.
    16. Greets public and directs to appropriate area. 
    17. Sorts daily mail delivery. 
    18. Orders office supplies for Business Office. 
    19. Performs other duties as assigned by the School Department Business Manager, Superintendent/Town Finance Director. 

    EQUIPMENT USED:

    Computer, printer, calculator, telephone, copy machine, fax machine, and other pieces of general office equipment.

    WORKING CONDITIONS:

    Mental Demands: calculating, comparing, editing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, designing, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing Physical Demands: sitting, standing, climbing stairs, lifting (to 25 lbs), bending, keyboarding, pulling, pushing, carrying, writing, walking, operating office equipment Environmental Conditions: inside, working around moving objects, working alone, willingness and ability to work with others, to share and cross-train in order to promote the concept of ‘teaming’ and ‘a team approach’ in order to meet the needs of the office.

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    1. 8 hours per day/260 days per year 
    2. Compensation in accordance with recommendations established by the Superintendent of Schools and Business Manager. 

    EVALUATION:

    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The Business Manager will perform the evaluation. The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Approved:

    June 11, 2019 

     

    BOOKKEEPER/PAYROLL COORDINATOR

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    1. Education/Certification: Associate degree in accounting or Business Administration with emphasis on accounting or equivalent work experience. Hold a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval. 
    2. Special Knowledge/Skills:
      1. Experience in computerized accounting systems, spreadsheets and word processing 
      2. Ability to understand financial accounting issues and perform complex financial calculations. 
      3. Ability to work independently with a high degree of accuracy and organization. 
      4. Must be team oriented with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. 
      5. Must be willing to participate in ongoing in-service training as requested. 
      6. Must maintain a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information as required by law. 
    3. Experience: Demonstrated aptitude or competence for successful fulfillment of assigned performance responsibilities.

    REPORTS TO:

    School Department Business Manager/Town Finance Director

    JOB GOAL:

    To assist in the administration of the school and town’s business affairs so as to provide the maximum services for the financial resources available.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    1. Prepares and computes all municipal and school payrolls, making deductions for all taxes, retirement, insurance, and other necessary deductions. 
    2. Prepares and maintains all necessary payroll reports including all monthly, quarterly, and yearly federal and state reports. 
    3. Remits all taxes and payroll deductions in a timely manner. 
    4. Reconciles all general ledger accounts to the trial balance and facilitates the month end closing process. 
    5. Performs direct entries as requested and post to general ledger for town and school. 
    6. Reconciles A.P./Payroll checks monthly. 
    7. Performs month end, calendar end and fiscal year end procedures for town and school on computerized accounting system. 
    8. Prepares monthly reports for department heads. 
    9. Prepares necessary reports as requested. 
    10. Assists in the preparation and development of the annual budget as requested, directed and/or required. 
    11. Provides documentation/backup for payroll/direct entries for annual audit. 
    12.  Maintains files and/or organizes Certificates of Insurance on Vendors
    13. Manages accounts receivable deposits for school, community services, school nutrition, and facilities departments. 
    14. Other duties may include support for human resources and accounts payable activities, and assist on special accounting projects as needed. 
    15. Uploads certificates and licenses into Frontline Central. Keeps track of expiration dates on employees CHRC/teaching certificates/licenses. 
    16. Performs other duties as assigned by the School Department Business Manager, Superintendent of Schools/Town Finance Director. 
    17. Processes accounts payable invoices when accounts payable staff is on vacation. 

    EQUIPMENT USED:

    Computer, printer, calculator, telephone, copy machine, fax machine, and other pieces of general office equipment.

    WORKING CONDITIONS:

    Mental Demands: calculating, comparing, editing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, designing, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing Physical Demands: sitting, standing, climbing stairs, lifting (to 25 lbs), bending, keyboarding, pulling, pushing, carrying, writing, walking, operating office equipment Environmental Conditions: inside, working around moving objects, working alone, willingness and ability to work with others, to share and cross-train in order to promote the concept of ‘teaming’ and ‘a team approach’ in order to meet the needs of the office.

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: 

    1. 8 hours per day/260 days per year 
    2. Compensation in accordance with recommendations established by the Superintendent of Schools and Business Manager. 

    EVALUATION:

    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The Business Manager will perform the evaluation. The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Approved:

    June 11, 2019

    COMPUTER USER SUPPORT SPECIALIST

    Summary:

    Provide technical assistance to town/school computer users. Answer questions or resolve computer problems for clients in person, or via telephone or electronically. Provide assistance concerning the use of technology hardware and software. Support computer user, Technology Integrators, Computer User Support Specialists, and the MLTI program.

    Primary Duties and Responsibilities

    Computer Support:

     Supports Technology Coordinator

    Skills, Knowledge and Abilities required

    Knowledge 

    Abilities

    Qualifications

    Working Conditions

    Reports to:

    Technology Coordinator

    Evaluation 

    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and/or job goals are met. The Technology Coordinator will perform the evaluation.

    The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    DISTRICT DATA FACILITATOR

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    1. Education/Certification:
      • Associates degree in related field
      • Understanding of and experience with student information systems used to manage roster data in an educational setting
      • Hold a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval
    2. Special Knowledge/Skills: 
      • Demonstrated knowledge of database design and data techniques
      • Ability to communicate verbally and in writing
      • Ability to work with people
      • Ability to work independently in solving problems
    3. Experience:
      • Experience with student information systems (SIS) (PowerSchool experience preferred)
      • Experience with relational database technologies
      • Experience with data extraction, reporting and analysis tools
      • Demonstrated aptitude or competence for successful fulfillment of assigned performance responsibilities

    REPORTS TO:

    Director of Educational Technology

    JOB GOAL:

    The school district Data Facilitator ensures the integrity for the school district data and functions as the key analyst, manager, and report writer of this data. This person will make the data accessible, and easy to understand so it may be used to support teaching and learning.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    WORKING CONDITIONS:

    Mental Demands: Calculating, comparing, editing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, designing, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing, presenting

    Physical Demands: The physical demands listed here are representative of those that are required to successfully perform the essential functions of this job: sitting, standing, walking, climbing stairs, adjusting, connecting, bending, keyboarding, pulling, pushing, carrying, writing, operating computers and other equipment, using tools, and lifting or moving up to 50 pounds.

    Environmental Conditions: Inside, working around moving objects, working alone

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    260 day work year with the schedule at the discretion of the Director of Technology with approval of the Superintendent of Schools. Compensation in accordance with recommendations established by the Superintendent of Schools. 

    All programs and customization developed by the Data Facilitator while under contract will be the property of the Cape Elizabeth School Department.

    EVALUATION:

    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The Educational Technology Director will perform the evaluation. The standards by which the job is completed or met is at the sole discretion of the supervisor.

    The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principal functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    ADOPTED:

    October 12, 2010

    Revised:

    October 8, 2013

    June 11, 2024

    DIRECTOR OF TEACHING AND LEARNING

    QUALIFICATIONS:


    Education /Certification

    Special Knowledge/Skills

    REPORTS TO:


    Superintendent of Schools

    JOB GOAL: 

    To facilitate the development and implementation of district-wide curricula, assessment, and procedures and staff/professional development programs that support the vision, mission, and values of the Cape Elizabeth School District.

    PERFORMANCE AREAS:


    SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES MAY INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT NECESSARILY LIMITED TO:

     •  Budgeting/Program Funding


    •  Communications

    • Community Relations

    •  Curriculum/Instruction

    • Educational Leadership

    •  Educational Renewal

    •  Professional Development

    •  Supervision/Evaluation

    •  Other

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:  


    Salary and benefits determined by the Superintendent based upon experience and skills.

    EVALUATION:


    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the 
    job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met.  
    The Superintendent will perform the evaluation.

    The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties 
    diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and 
    procedures as well as all federal and state laws. 


    NOTE:  The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the 
    principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed 
    description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the 
    future.

    APPROVED:  June 11, 2013
    REVISED:      April 14, 2015
                            Previous Title: Director of Instruction
                           August 30, 2016

    EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT to the SUPERINTENDENT, ASST SUPERINTENDENT, BUSINESS MANAGER, and the SCHOOL BOARD

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    1. Education/Certification: Associate degree or equivalent work experience. Hold a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval. 
    2. Special Knowledge/Skills: 
      1. Knowledge, understanding and demonstrated aptitude or competence in the performance responsibilities listed below. 
      2. Must maintain a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information as required by law. 
      3. Must possess strong organizational skills as well as the ability to handle multiple projects professionally. 
      4. Demonstrated ability to exercise independent judgment, prioritize tasks and work independently with a high degree of accuracy. 
      5. Demonstrated technology skills. 
      6. Must be team oriented with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. 
      7. Must be willing to participate in ongoing in-service training as requested. 
    3. Experience: Demonstrated aptitude or competence for successful fulfillment of assigned performance responsibilities. 

    REPORTS TO:

    Superintendent of Schools

    JOB GOAL:

    To assist the Superintendent of Schools, Assistant Superintendent, Business Manager, and the School Board in developing and maintaining the best possible programs and services for students and staff and the overall efficient operation of the district.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    1. Assist the Superintendent, the Assistant Superintendent, Business Manager, and School Board in general administrative operations by serving as the Executive Assistant while maintaining confidentiality at all times.
    2. Maintain a friendly, welcoming, and professional atmosphere in the Central Office.
    3. Report regularly to the Superintendent any developments or challenges within the school system which may require awareness or action.
    4. Prepare, submit, and maintain all local, State and Federal reports, as required, including updating the required information and reports for NEO.
    5. Prepares, distributes and maintains all School Board agendas and minutes. This includes: collection of relevant data through incoming correspondence and from district administrators and staff, and use of notes and recorded video to outline meeting minutes for formal approval and public posting in a timely manner.
    6. Maintain the School Board’s Policy Manual, in hard copy and on the district website, in collaboration with the Assistant Superintendent. Prepare policies as directed for Policy Committee meetings and School Board presentations.
    7. Scheduling of district meetings, posting of agendas/minutes, routing materials.
    8. Maintain portions of the district’s web site, including District Google calendars, and in conjunction with the Cape Elizabeth webmaster.
    9. Update and monitor district social media accounts and postings.
    10. Process incoming correspondence and flag priority/sensitive information in order to expedite. Place, receive, screen and route phone calls and other correspondence.
    11. Composition of various letters or memoranda in the administrator’s name, as instructed, in addition to keyboarding correspondence already composed by administrators.
    12. Schedule appointments and coordinate arrangements for meetings/conferences.
    13. Collaborate with HR to collect pertinent information to compose and place job postings internally and externally and in accordance with pertinent bargaining agreements and assist with the application and interview process as needed.
    14. Collaborate with HR with oversight of hiring, on-boarding of new staff, leaves of absence, resignations, and retirements.
    15. Order supplies as requested and track budgets.
    16. Establish and maintain office filing systems.
    17. Maintain the School Department’s job descriptions. File hard copy and disseminate updates electronically.
    18. Schedule all requests for the Wm. Jordan Conference Room in Town Hall.
    19. Assist the Superintendent with annual staff recognition and district opening and closing meetings.
    20. Serves as the District’s Homeless Liaison (McKinney-Vento).
    21. Performs such other tasks and assumes such other responsibilities as the Superintendent, the Assistant Superintendent, the Business Manager, and School Board may, from time-to-time, assign or delegate.
    22. Duties of this position may occasionally occur outside of the typical workday.

    EQUIPMENT USED:

    Computer, printer, typewriter, calculator, telephone, copy/fax machine, and other pieces of general office equipment.

    WORKING CONDITIONS:

    Mental Demands: calculating, comparing, editing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, designing, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing, presenting

    Physical Demands: The physical demands listed here are representative of those that are required to successfully perform the essential functions of this job: sitting, walking, climbing stairs, operating computers and other equipment, using tools, and lifting or moving up to 50 pounds.

    Environmental Conditions: inside, working around moving objects, working alone

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    Salaried employee for 260 days per year.

    Compensation in accordance with recommendations established by the Superintendent of Schools.

    EVALUATION:

    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The Superintendent will perform the evaluation.

    The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Approved:

    Revised:

    HUMAN RESOURCES COORDINATOR

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    1. Education/Certification: Associate degree in business or accounting or equivalent work experience. Hold a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval. 
    2. Special Knowledge/Skills:
      1. Experience in computerized payroll systems, benefits administration and other human resource related functions.
      2. Ability to work independently with a high degree of accuracy and organization.
      3. Must be team oriented with excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
      4. Must be willing to participate in ongoing in-service training as requested.
      5. Must maintain a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information as required by law.
    3. Experience: Demonstrated aptitude or competence for successful fulfillment of assigned performance responsibilities.

    REPORTS TO:

    School Department Business Manager/Municipal Comptroller

    JOB GOAL:

    This position carries out the responsibilities of benefits administration, employee training, onboarding, policy implementation, affirmative action and employment law compliance for the town and school employees.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    1. Assists all personnel with enrollment and preparation of required forms, including insurance and other payroll deduction forms. 
    2. Prepares all individual contracts.
    3. Maintains personnel files on all employees.
    4. Maintains record of employee leaves and absences.
    5. Creates and maintains all job descriptions for Town and School Department.
    6. Keep track of all employees’ training for Town and School Department.
    7. Train employees as needed per State and Federal law.
    8. Assists in the preparation and development of the annual budget as requested, directed and/or required.
    9. Prepare and manage all workers’ comp, FMLA and OSHA paperwork.
    10. Performs other duties as assigned by the Business Manager and Superintendent.

    11. Processes payroll during payroll staff vacations. 

    12. Assists Payroll Administrator with monthly, quarterly and yearly reporting.   

    EQUIPMENT USED:

    Computer, printer, typewriter, calculator, telephone, copy machine, fax machine, and other pieces of general office equipment.

    WORKING CONDITIONS:

    Mental Demands: calculating, comparing, editing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, designing, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing, presenting Physical Demands: sitting, standing, climbing stairs, adjusting, connecting, lifting (to 25 lbs), bending, keyboarding, pulling, pushing, carrying, writing, walking, operating equipment Environmental Conditions: inside, working around moving objects, working alone Willingness and ability to work with others, to share and cross-train in order to promote the concept of ‘teaming’ and ‘a team approach’ in order to meet the needs of the office.

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    1. 8 hours per day/260 days per year
    2. Compensation in accordance with recommendations established by the Superintendent of Schools and Business Manager.

    EVALUATION:

    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The Business Manager will perform the evaluation. The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Approved: May 10, 2016

    NETWORK & COMPUTER SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR

    Job Description Summary:

    Install, configure, and support Cape Elizabeth’s town/schools local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN), and Internet systems. Monitor network to ensure network availability to all system users and perform necessary maintenance to support network availability. Install, monitor and test all town/schools servers for performance to ensure the servers and backup servers operate correctly and without interruption. Assist in network modeling, analysis, planning, and coordination between network and data communications hardware and software. Support computer users, Technology Integrators, Computer User Support Specialists, and the MLTI program. Monitor and administer network security measures.

    Primary Duties and Responsibilities

    Skills, Knowledge and Abilities required

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Adopted: May 12, 2015

    OFFICE MANAGER - SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    1. Education/Certification: Associate degree and/or job related experience. Hold a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval.
    2. Special Knowledge/Skills:
      1. Knowledge, understanding and demonstrated aptitude or competence in the performance responsibilities listed below.
      2. Must possess strong organizational skills as well as the ability to handle multiple projects professionally.
      3. Demonstrated ability to exercise independent judgment, prioritize tasks and work independently with a high degree of accuracy.
      4. Demonstrated computer skills, including proficiency using Microsoft Office and the ability to learn new software applications quickly.
      5. Must be team oriented with excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
      6. Must be willing to participate in ongoing in-service training as requested.
      7. Must maintain a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information as required by law.
    3. Experience: Demonstrated aptitude or competence for successful fulfillment of assigned performance responsibilities. 

    REPORTS TO:

    Director of Special Services

    PURPOSE:

    Under the direct supervision of the Director of Special Services, provide complex and confidential administrative and secretarial support, communicate information to school district employees, students, parents and others as required, and assist in ensuring compliance of department/program activities with legal, administrative and district policy requirements.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    1. Maximize utilization and effective management of the Director’s time in a confidential and professional manner. (i.e. maintain Director’s schedule)
    2. Open and review incoming mail. Process incoming correspondence and flag priority/sensitive mail in order to expedite. Report regularly to the Director any developments or problems which may require his/her awareness or action.
    3. Composition of various letters, memoranda or other forms of communications in the administrator’s name, as instructed, in addition to keyboarding correspondence already composed.
    4. Manage internal and external communications from and through the Special Services Central Office. [i.e.: Initiate contact in scheduling IEP and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (504) meetings, monitor all time lines (Section 504, Prior Written Notices, IEPs, Minutes) on a form and e-mail case managers immediately when things are close to being late. Keep track of all evaluations for initials and re-evaluations.] Manage student special services database (SpedNet/GEMCare).
    5. Collect information, complete and/or collaborate to complete, copy, mail, and file various state or federal reports.
    6. Order department materials/supplies/equipment and register staff for professional development using purchase orders and/or department credit card. Log all Equipment purchased with Federal funds on inventory document for future reporting and auditing.
    7. Place, receive, screen and route phone calls.
    8. Schedule appointments and coordinate arrangements for meetings/conferences.
    9. Collect pertinent information to compose and place ad in newspaper and online for Childfind [see School Board Policy IHBAC] and Special Education Records Destruction notices.
    10. Make appointments for interviews with prospective applicants, and typing interview instruments for search committee members.
    11. Assist in maintaining department’s online presence (web content).
    12. Establish and assist in maintaining files, records and documents for the purpose of providing up-to-date reference and audit trail for compliance.
    13. Assist the Director with planning for Extended School Year program, including coordination with Open Doors Studio (reg ed program), budget for summer payroll processing, transportation, staff on-boarding/IDs, and weekly timesheets. 
    14. Occasionally lend clerical support to the Business and Superintendent’s offices.
    15. May assist with coordinating workload of special services department file clerk.
    16. Performs other duties as assigned by the Director of Special Services.

    EQUIPMENT USED:

    Computer, printer, typewriter, calculator, telephone, copy machine, fax machine, and other pieces of general office equipment.

    WORKING CONDITIONS:

    Mental Demands: calculating, comparing, editing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, designing, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing, presenting Physical Demands: sitting, standing, climbing stairs, adjusting, connecting, lifting (to 30 lbs), bending, keyboarding, pulling, pushing, carrying, writing, walking, operating equipment Environmental Conditions: inside, working around moving objects, working alone Willingness and ability to work with others, to share and cross-train in order to promote the concept of ‘teaming’ and ‘a team approach’ in order to meet the needs of the office.

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    8 hours per day/260 days per year. Compensation in accordance with recommendations established by the Superintendent of Schools and Business Manager.

    EVALUATION:

    The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which yearly action plans and job goals are met. The Director of Special Services will perform the evaluation. The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.

    NOTE:

    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Approved:

    Revised:

    STUDENT PATHWAYS COORDINATOR (5-12)

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    Education/Certification

    1. Education/Certification: College degree or equivalent. Hold a valid State of Maine Criminal History Records Check Approval. Teaching certificate not required.
    2. Special Knowledge/Skills: Knowledge, understanding and demonstrated aptitude or competence in the following skills: Organizational, communication, computer, public relations, facilitation, personnel management and negotiation, record-keeping, and problem solving. Must demonstrate initiative and be self-motivated, having experience in volunteer coordination and being committed to volunteerism; Mentoring/coaching skills, understanding of Maine Learning Results, Guiding Principles, and performance-based assessments and reporting required. Ability to maintain positive relations with students, school staff and volunteers at all times is a necessity.
    3. Experience: Successful experience in leadership, managerial and human relations skills preferred. Teaching experience is a plus, but not required.

    REPORTS TO:

    Assistant Superintendent

    Job Goal:

    Aims to address a School Board Strategic Plan goal of “Multiple Pathways & Definitions of Success: Our schools will value, promote, and celebrate multiple pathways and definitions of success.” This position will focus on achieving this goal through short-term and long-term benefits for all learners (5-12). This position will establish 5-12 first, then consider possibilities to expand opportunities at Pond Cove.

    PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

    1. Lead the creation of a Multiple Pathways Strategic Plan & oversee the implementation of the Strategic Plan.
      1. Guide stakeholder group in the creation of a strategic plan (goals, objectives, data, etc)
      2. Monitor program outcomes through data and impact on student performances
    2. Collaborate with school leadership, CEHS ELO Coordinator, Volunteer Coordinator, and school counselor staff to address the needs identified in the Strategic Plan in the areas of curriculum, student opportunity, and professional development
      1. Hold regular meetings with school leadership and other key CESD staff
      2. Design and provide targeted professional development to support program initiatives
      3. Ensure Pathways activities are aligned to CESD curriculum (5-12) and MDOE standards
        1. Maine’s Life and Career Ready Standards 
    3. Oversee & pursue multiple pathways to expand student learning opportunities (5-12)
      1. ELO expansion and oversight (5-12)
        1. Provide support and guidance to the CEHS ELO Coordinator
        2. Seek ELO opportunities (5-8)
      2. Inter-school programming between all three CESD schools
      3. Expeditionary learning
      4. Project based learning
      5. Place-based learning (Greater Cape)
      6. CTE opportunities including PATHS/WRVC & others
      7. Internships
      8. Job shadow 
      9. Work study 
      10. Volunteering/Community Service
      11. Early college opportunities
      12. Apprenticeships
      13. Interest-based learning
      14. Independent studies
      15. Mentorships
      16. Digital/Virtual options
      17. Career talks
      18. Community programs
      19. Performing groups 
      20. Other 
    4. Build community partnerships
      1. Oversee & pursue collaborative partnerships with businesses, non-profits, government agencies, and organizations in Greater Portland 
        1. Field experiences (traditional field trips, long-term collaboration at partner sites) 
        2. In-school experiences (classroom programs, expert panels, school assemblies, etc.)
        3. CESD campus initiatives (outdoor learning programs on our campus)
        4. Career exploration (internships, job shadows, mentorships, apprenticeships, work studies, etc.)
        5. Streamline partner communication, share resources, and build programming between CESD schools for efficient and effective partnerships & experiences
      2. Create and chair a Greater Cape Business Roundtable 
        1. Determine who should be at the table
        2. Collaborate with stakeholders to build relationships and provide opportunities for students & staff 
    5. Guide staff PD around offering differentiated learning experiences in line with the Multiple Pathways Strategic Plan
      1. Support teachers in implementing Tier 1 Core Instruction that includes a variety of experiences that support struggling learners, grade level learners, and learners who are achieving above grade level
    6. Complete procedural, curriculum, and administrative tasks to ensure student safety and compliance
      1. Ensure relevant CESD policies and procedures are in place, updated as needed, and reviewed regularly
        1. Insurance
        2. Permission and medical forms
        3. Transportation
        4. MDOL/Fair Labor Standards Act 7. Serve as a liaison with MDOE initiatives and professional organizations
          1. Perform any state reporting requirements (MDOE, MDOL)
          2. Ensure relevant CESD policies and procedures are in place, updated as needed, and reviewed regularly
          3. Participate in state-wide and regional collaboration, planning, and professional development
            1. Keep up to date on new legislation, funding opportunities, best practices, resources, collaborative efforts, etc.
            2. MDOE (Career and Technical Education, ELO Program)
            3.  MDOL
            4. Maine Community Coordinators Collaborative
            5. JMG (Jobs for Maine Graduates) state-wide and South Region ELO groups
            6. New Hampshire Extended Learning Opportunity Network 8. Performs all other appropriate duties as assigned by the Assistant Superintendent.

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    Two hundred (200) days, to allow for progress to be made beyond the typical school year. Salary and benefits will be determined by the Superintendent.

    EVALUATION:

    Performance of this job will be evaluated in accordance with provisions of the Board’s policy and/or Board action on Evaluation of Professional Personnel. The Assistant Superintendent will evaluate the Instructional Strategist’s performance.

    NOTE: The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principal functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Approved: May 9, 2023 

    SUPERINTENDENT of SCHOOLS

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    Education/Certification

    REPORTS TO:

    School Board

    SUPERVISES 

    Directly or indirectly, every school system employee.

    JOB GOAL:

    To provide leadership in developing and maintaining the best possible educational programs and services for the students of our school system.  To lead, guide, and direct every member of the administrative, instructional, and support services teams in setting and achieving the highest standards of excellence in educational programs and operating systems.  To be responsible for a system of supervision and evaluation for all staff designed to meet the goals of the school system.  To oversee and administer the use of all facilities, property, and funds in the best interests of students and the school system.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES AND CRITERIA:

    The criteria for performing the job responsibilities of the Superintendent include the ability to function effectively in the following categories:  A) Communication; B) Community Relations; C) Curriculum; D) School/Community Involvement; E) Leadership; F) Organizational Management; G)  Personnel Management; H) School Facility Management; I) School Finance/Budgeting; J) School Improvement; K) Staff Development; L) Superintendent/Board Relations; and M) Supervision/Evaluation.

    A)  Communication – Able to communicate clearly with staff, parents, students, and community, both verbally and in writing.

    1. Keeps the public informed of the status of the schools.
    2. Conducts meeting of administrators, teachers and other staff members as necessary for the discussion of matters concerning the improvement and welfare of the schools.
    3. Communicates to all staff members, directly or through delegation, actions of the Board relating to personnel matters and receives from employees communications to be made to the Board.
    4. Confers as appropriate with professional and lay groups concerning the school program and transmits suggestions to the Board and others, as appropriate.

    B)  Community Relations – Recognizes the importance of both stimulating and reflecting community needs/wants regarding education.  Demonstrates ability to involve the community in developing and implementing goals.  Views the community/school relationship as a partnership.

    1. Establishes and maintains a program of public relations to keep the public well informed of the activities and needs of the school system, affecting a wholesome and cooperative working relationship between the school and the community.
    2. Communicates with and understands the needs and perspectives of various community groups.
    3. Attends, or delegates a representative to attend, meetings of municipal agencies at which matters pertaining to the school system appear on the agenda or are expected to be raised.
    4. Keeps the public informed about current educational practices, educational trends, and the policies, successes and challenges of the schools.

    C)  Curriculum – Strong commitment to leading the effort to define and deliver an effective, consistent curriculum K-12.

    1. Administers the development and maintenance of educational programs designed to meet the needs of the community and to carry out the policies of the Board.
    2. Conducts reviews of the total school program, and advises the Board on recommendations for the educational advancement of the schools.
    3. Recommends to the Board adoption of courses of study, curriculum, teaching materials, etc.
    4. Oversees timely revisions of curriculum and courses of study.

    D)  School/Community Involvement – Visible in the schools, aware of current issues and activities in the schools, and shows an interest in community affairs.

    1. Visits schools and classrooms as appropriate.  Attends a reasonable number of student/staff events.
    2. Seeks to stay informed about issues and activities in the schools.
    3. Has a reasonable level of knowledge of administrators, staff, and students.
    4. Has a reasonable level of knowledge of community events, concerns, accomplishments, and direction.

    E)  Leadership – Able to motivate, lead, guide and direct people.  Committed to implementing the Mission and Vision Statement of the school system.

    1. Facilitates the development of and implements a collaborative educational vision and assists the Board in setting priorities for the school system.
    2. Serves as the educational leader of the school system.  Performs job responsibilities using the Mission and Vision Statement as a guide.
    3. Communicates the educational vision and priorities effectively to staff, students, and community.
    4. Attends conventions and conferences to keep abreast of latest educational trends.
    5. Ensures that policies, procedures and school rules promote a safe, respectful, and healthy school environment.

    F)  Organizational Management – Uses a systematic approach to managing and improving the schools.  Excellent organizational skills, working knowledge of school law, and proven ability to resolve organizational conflicts.

    1. Administers, as chief school executive, the development, maintenance, and improvement of the educational program.
    2. Maintains, directly or through delegation, such personnel records, pupil accounting records, business records and other records as required by law and/or Board policy.
    3. Files or causes to be filed, all reports required by state or federal laws/regulations.
    4. Advises the Board of the need for new and revised policies, and ensures that all policies of the Board are implemented.
    5. Makes administrative decisions necessary for the effective and efficient operations of the schools.  Acts on own discretion when emergency actions necessary in matters not covered by Board policy.  Reports such emergency actions to the Board and recommends policy for future guidance.
    6. Develops and implements rules and procedures for staff and students as necessary to comply with Board policies, and state and federal laws/regulations.
    7. Delegates to other staff, at own discretion, the exercise of any powers and duties, with the knowledge that such delegation does not relieve the Superintendent of final responsibility for any actions taken.
    8. Implements Board policies and state laws/regulations for the promotion, retention and acceleration of students.
    9. Makes recommendations to the Board concerning the transportation of students in accordance with Board policies, state laws/regulations, and student safety considerations.

    G)  Personnel Management – Excellent people skills.  Ability to recruit and retain high quality staff.  Strong personnel management practices and understanding of collective bargaining issues.

    1. Develops and implements a hiring process that complies with applicable state and federal laws and attracts the most qualified candidates.
    2. Nominates to the Board for employment the most qualified and competent teachers and administrators.
    3. Employs the most qualified and competent support staff.
    4. Develops job descriptions for all staff, subject to Board review and approval.
    5. Assigns and transfers employees as the interests of the school system require, and reports such actions to the Board for information and record.
    6. Participates, as deemed appropriate by the Board, in negotiations with recognized employee bargaining units.
    7. Handles employee grievances or problems in accordance with applicable Board policies, collective bargaining agreements, and/or state/federal laws and regulations.
    8. Establishes and implements personnel policies and procedures for non-union staff.
    9. Ensures that the Board complies with meet and consult requirements on educational policy issues.

    H)  School Facility Management – Good understanding of facilities management, including development of long-term maintenance plans, and budgeting/planning for future building needs.

    1. Makes recommendations to the Board on the location and size of new school sites and additions to existing sites; the location and size of new buildings on sites; plans for new school buildings; appropriates for sites and buildings; and improvements, alterations and changes in buildings and equipment.
    2. Develops and implements short and long-term maintenance plans for school buildings and grounds, delegating particular duties as the Superintendent deems appropriate.
    3. Includes maintenance and other facilities/equipment needs in budget planning.
    4. Develops and implements guidelines and procedures governing the use and care of school facilities and property.
    5. Recommends to the Board sales of surplus property no longer needed and authorizes the proper execution of such sales.

    I)  School Finance/Budgeting – Strong knowledge of school finance, including budget development and management.  Ability to effectively communicate with the Board, staff, community and local municipal officials.  Clear understanding of federal, state, and local funding issues.

    1. Demonstrates the ability to perform effective financial forecasting and long and short-term financial planning.
    2. Supervises the preparation and presentation of the annual budget and recommends it to the Board for approval.
    3. Establishes and maintains efficient procedures and effective controls for all expenditures of school funds in accordance with the adopted budget.
    4. Clearly explains proposed budgets, needs and priorities to the Board, community and local municipal officials.
    5. Conducts all financial operations and purchasing with Board policies and applicable state/federal laws/regulations.
    6. Maintains appropriate financial accounts and ensures that audits are performed on an annual basis.
    7. Provides prior notice to the Board when there is a need to depart from Board policy in any financial matter.

    J)  School Improvement – Commitment to supervise and evaluate school programs in the spirit of continuous improvement.  Understanding of educational practice, research, and national/state/local initiatives, including Maine’s Learning Results.  Ability to frame issues for discussion, reach timely decisions, and implement change.

    1. Develops, implements, and monitors the change process to improve the educational program.
    2. Is familiar with current research and educational issues.
    3. Involves the staff and community in plans to improve the educational program.
    4. Ensures that there is a comprehensive system of student assessment in place.
    5. Informs and advises the Board about educational programs and instructional practices in the schools.
    6. Communicates effectively with staff, students and community about educational trends, curriculum needs and instructional programs.
    7. Ensures that the educational program complies with Board policies and applicable state and federal laws/regulations.
    8. Ensures that administrators and teachers communicate student progress and school curricula to parents on a regular basis.

    K)  Staff Development – Committed to and fosters continuous staff improvement.  Emphasizes both system wide and individual development.

    1. Fosters an environment that encourages continuous learning and improvement on the part of school staff.
    2. Develops and implements an effective system of staff development focused on improving the educational and operational programs of the schools, with appropriate input from the Board, administration and staff.
    3. Provides reasonable opportunities for staff to participate in conferences, visitations, and course work within the framework of the school system’s budget.
    4. Ensures that all staff is involved in the school system’s staff development opportunities.
    5. Informs the Board of staff development priorities, needs, and activities.

    L)  Superintendent/Board Relations – Understands that the Superintendent is responsible for management of the schools under the Board’s policies and is accountable to the Board.  Supports and facilitates the work of the Board.  Maintains open communication with the Board.

    1. Supervises and ensures compliance with all laws, regulations and Board policies.
    2. Keeps the Board informed about programs, activities, accomplishments, problems, and needs of the schools.
    3. Presents information and recommendations necessary to assist the Board in performing its duties effectively, including the need for policy on particular subjects.
    4. Schedules and attends meetings of the Board.
    5. Serves as Secretary to the Board as required by law.
    6. Serves as an ex-officio member of all school system/Board committees, attending meetings as specified by the Board.
    7. Advises and recommends action by the Board as appropriate concerning students and staff disciplinary issues.
    8. Assists the Board in developing annual and long-range goals for the school system.
    9. Represents the school system with the media and other groups as deemed appropriate by the Board.
    10. Performs such other tasks as may be assigned by the Board.

    M)  Supervision/Evaluation – Understands the importance of accountability for staff and self.  Uses an evaluation process that establishes clear performance standards and follows through to resolve performance issues.

    1. Develops and implements an effective system of supervision and evaluation for all staff, based on Board policies and with appropriate input from administration and staff.
    2. Oversees methods of teaching, supervision, evaluation and administration in the schools.
    3. Disciplines employees as necessary and reports such actions to the Board as appropriate.
    4. Recommends salary changes or dismissal of staff members to the Board for final action.

    TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:

    Work year shall be twelve (12) months.  Length of contract, salary and benefits shall be determined by the Board and Superintendent under the Superintendent’s individual contract.

    EVALUATION:

    Performance shall be evaluated in accordance with the provisions of the Board’s policy on evaluation of the Superintendent.

    NOTE: The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    Cross Reference:  Policy CBI - Evaluation of the Superintendent

    School Board APPROVED:

    December 12, 2006

    REVISED:

    May 10, 2011


    VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    1. Knowledge of the Cape Elizabeth Schools and the school volunteer program and experience as a school volunteer preferred.
    2. Demonstrated communication skills and attention to detail.
    3. Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the Assistant Superintendent may find appropriate and acceptable.

    REPORTS TO:

    Assistant Superintendent

    JOB GOAL:

    To successfully coordinate between school staff and volunteers based upon the staff needs and volunteer interest and skills.

    PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:


    1. Manages the volunteer screening process.
    2. Creates and maintains an up to date volunteer handbook.
    3. Conducts volunteer orientations as needed.
    4. Place volunteers based upon staff need and volunteer skill and interest.
    5. Visits each school regularly to check-in with teachers, staff, administrators, and volunteers to determine support needs and problem solve as needed. 
    6. Coordinates recognition of the work of volunteers with social media, news articles, school-based acknowledgements as well as district wide events during National Volunteer Week.
    7. Collaborates with parent organizations as needed.
    8. Evaluates the effectiveness of the volunteer program and procedures annually.
    9. Other responsibilities as assigned by the Assistant Superintendent.

    WORK YEAR:

    10 months. Salary and any benefits to be established by the Superintendent.

    WORKING CONDITIONS:


    Mental Demands: calculating, comparing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing, and presenting

    Physical Demands: The physical demands listed here are representative of those that are required to successfully perform the essential functions of this job: sitting,walking, climbing stairs, operating computers and other equipment, using tools,and lifting or moving up to 50 pounds.

    Environmental Conditions: inside, outside, slippery surfaces, potential minimal biological exposure (human waste, body fluids), working around moving objects, working with students, working with adults, and working alone

     

    EVALUATION:

    Performance of this job will be evaluated in accordance with provisions of the School Board’s policy on evaluation.

    The Cape Elizabeth School Department expects that all employees will perform assigned duties diligently, professionally and efficiently and in compliance with all district policies and procedures as well as all federal and state laws.


    NOTE:
    The above job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principle functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future.

    School Board Approved:  
    Revised: