Central Office _Middle School, Area Superintendent (School Leadership) 2025-2026

The DeKalb County School District is seeking an experienced and professional Area Superintendent.

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Title: Superintendent, Middle School Area

Directs, develops, coordinates, implements, and monitors programs, policies, and procedures relative to 6-12 curricula in the DeKalb County School District (DCSD) to improve student learning outcomes, close achievement gaps, and narrow learning gaps. The Assistant Superintendent is a key instructional leadership and management position that requires thorough knowledge of and experience in instructional leadership, operational leadership, effective leadership, strategic planning, change leadership, human resource development, problem-solving, and customer service.

Essential Functions

• Supports the establishment and sustainability of high-performing instructional programs that ensure learning for all learners.
• Develops and monitors programs and procedures to improve implementation of 6-12 core curricula; develops and evaluates current programs for effectiveness and compliance with applicable laws, regulations, policies, and mandates.
• Engages instructional staff in the implementation of evidence-based, innovative practices that support effective teaching, learning, and assessment for all learners
• Conducts an analysis of instructional programs and materials for core and electives including unique instructional programs (CTAE, Remedial Education Program (REP), International Baccalaureate, Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment, Dual Language Immersion, and Magnet).
• Obtain and use evaluative findings (including student achievement data) to examine curriculum and instructional program effectiveness.
• Facilitates curricula writing and revision process.
• Coordinates with district personnel and external agencies in planning professional learning activities.
• Coordinates planning, implementation, and evaluation of professional learning activities.
• Assists with the development of annual budgets; monitors local spending; reviews and approves requisitions; reports expenditures.
• Assists with the procurement of instructional resources and supplemental materials.
• Directs, organizes, implements, and administers special projects as directed.
• Collaborates with other administrators, community stakeholders, and community agencies to build partnerships to enhance the educational goals of the school district.
• Facilitates districtwide implementation and monitoring of summer professional learning programs for district and school-based staff
• Works to resolve instructional issues and conducts appropriate briefings.
• Serves as school district's representative for core instructional programs at local, state, and federal meetings and conferences.
• Ensures the use of technology in the teaching and learning process along with professional learning experiences.
• Prepares reports related to the department's goals and objectives specific to the District's Strategic Plan.
• Attends and conducts training relative to federal and state requirements; Georgia Standards of Excellence, national standards, and international standards; and curricula initiatives.
• Develops and interprets data and reports to help strategically guide current and future decisions.
• Performs other duties as assigned.
  
  

Minimum Qualifications

• A Master’s Degree in Education, Education Administration, Curriculum Development, or a closely related area from a Professional Standards Commission-approved accredited college or university is required.
• Minimum of seven (7) years of previous supervisory and management experience with demonstrated successful advancement through the teaching and/or school or district-level administrative hierarchy required.
  
  

03/05/2025