What are the responsibilities and job description for the Director of Finance position at Holland Christian Schools?
Position Type :
Administration / Director of Finance
Date Posted : 10 / 28 / 2024
Location :
Holland Christian Schools
The Director of Finance is a Holland Christian Schools staff member, who reports directly to the Head of Schools.
Salary is commensurate with experience and ability, and includes benefits on a prorated basis determined by the FTE assigned.
The Director of Finance must show a commitment to support and be theologically aligned to the Biblical and theological basis for the Church as expressed in the Reformed Creedal Standards and affirm the common Reformed confessions - such as the Three Forms of Unity (the Belgic Confession, the Heidelberg Catechism, and the Canons of Dort), the Westminster Standards (Westminster Larger and Smaller Catechism, and the Westminster Confession of Faith), or the Second London Baptist Confession - as historic Reformed expressions of the Christian faith, whose doctrines fully agree with the Word of God. He / she must also be an active member of a Bible-believing church whose teaching and preaching agrees with the statement of beliefs of this school.
There must also be a declared intent to enroll current and prospective children of his / her family in Holland and or Zeeland Christian Schools.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
A. Provide leadership and direction for the fiduciary aspects of the school.
B. Assist in providing supervision and direction for the operational aspects of the school.
C. Assist and direct the business office support staff of the school.
D. Develop and maintain a posture of integrity in all financial and operational aspects of the school.
E. Assist in developing an ongoing maintenance plan for facilities and assist the Head of Schools in implementing the design of such a plan.
F. Assist in the management of the student account processes for students.
G. Demonstrate a strong commitment to the advancement of Christian Education.
H. Establish procedures and policies that will be in compliance with state and federal regulations.
I. Facilitate the coordination of the annual audit processes
RESPONSIBILITIES
A. Financial
- Responsible for leadership in the preparation of the annual budget as directed by the Head of Schools.
- Administrate the budget with regard to expenditures and revenues.
- Develop annual metrics for budget, monitor progress, and establish projections as required to insure performance.
- Direct facets of the accounting for operations, payroll, tuition accounts, foundation accounts, capital fund accounts, and any other accounts as each building may require; supervise and evaluate personnel involved.
- Provide direction and supervision regarding the purchase of supplies and equipment.
- Direct in collaboration with the Director of Advancement and the Head of Schools the bid process and selection of vendors, contractors, and suppliers.
- Provide regular reporting to the Head of Schools and the Board Operations Committee on the current financial condition of the school. In addition, make suggestions for improvement and propose solutions to financial challenges.
- Provide for the execution of an annual audit.
- In collaboration with the Director of Advancement, the Investment Committee and the Foundation Board, monitor and recommend optimal investment of school funds.
- In collaboration with the Head of Schools and admissions / marketing personnel, work in concert on the development of enrollment procedures, forms, projections, and data.
- Direct the application and distribution process of any tuition assistance programs available to parents with a financial aid committee being a final appeal process for those families requesting additional financial aid.
- Responsible for tuition collection programs and policies, in addition to the continuous review and development of tuition structures and systems.
- Review and secure the most efficient and effective systems used for all financial aspects of the school.
B. Human Resources
C. Facilities
D. General
E. Additional Expectations