What are the responsibilities and job description for the Norwell, MA - Director of Teaching, Learning and Technology position at NESDEC?
EXECUTIVE OPPORTUNITY AN INVITATION TO APPLY FOR THE POSITION OF DIRECTOR OF TEACHING, LEARNING & TECHNOLOGYNORWELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS, MASSACHUSETTS The Norwell, Massachusetts Public Schools is seeking a dynamic and visionary educational leader to serve as Director of Teaching, Learning & Technology.Norwell is a picturesque community of approximately 11,000 residents located in Plymouth County approximately 20 miles south of Boston. In addition to being within close proximity to the educational institutions and cultural offerings of metropolitan Boston, Norwell is close to the attractions of the South Shore and Cape Cod. With the scenic North River forming the town's southern boundary, Norwell is an ideal recreational site for boating, fishing, and swimming. Ocean beaches and picturesque New England harbors are only a few miles away.
Norwell provides modern public schools, libraries, health facilities, a wildlife preserve, several recreational areas, and two large industrial parks. Norwell is proud and supportive of its school system, which reflects the intellectual strength and character of the community. All of the districts schools have been transformed into 21st Century learning centers. Each school has an active school council, and parents are extraordinarily involved with the education of their children.Norwell Public Schools is a high performing district of approximately 2,200 students.
The district comprises the following schools: Grace Farrar Cole Elementary School (527 students; Grades PreK-5), William Vinal Elementary School (556 students; Grades PreK-5), Norwell Middle School (508 students; Grades 6-8), and Norwell High School (600 students; Grades 9-12). In May of 2012, a $2.3 million operational override allowed Norwell Public Schools to improve student to teacher ratios, begin a comprehensive curriculum adoption cycle and a technology cycle for overall infrastructure needs and a 1:1 iPad initiative for students in grades 3-12. The Clipper Community Complex, featuring a stadium turf field and all-purpose athletic turf field, was completed in the summer of 2014 thanks to the support of many Norwell committees, community members, and donors. Ninety-three percent (93%) of Norwell High School graduates continue their education at two- and four-year colleges.The mission of Norwell Public Schools, in partnership with the community, is to provide excellence in education through a challenging and supportive environment, empowering students to be versatile, innovative, and responsible citizens who are prepared to navigate and contribute to a dynamic global society.The Director of Teaching, Learning & Technology, with the support of the administrative team, provides educational leadership to all general education instructional programs and activities including data systems and compliance, state and federal grants, professional development and instructional technology.
This individual oversees and coordinates the development, documentation, evaluation and budgeting of curriculum in all subject areas. The Director coordinates district activities relative to curriculum frameworks and other state and federal instructional initiatives and the educator evaluation system while providing mandated annual training to all staff and new educators. The Director will also provide oversight for guidance services; procedures for students eligible for accommodations under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; referral, assessment, and placement for English Language Learners; and the Academic Program portion of the Norwell Tiered Systems of Support. In addition to Teaching and Learning responsibilities, the Director oversees and coordinates district-wide instructional technology advances while providing ongoing support of existing instructional technology initiatives.
This individual will serve as the Superintendent of Schools if the Superintendent is unavailable.Candidates must have the following qualifications pertaining to administrative and instructional leadership, student management, and community relationships: A Masters degree or higher in educational administration or related field required; earned doctorate or doctoral candidate desiredHold or be eligible for a Massachusetts Department of Education administrator license as a supervisor/director and/or as a superintendent/assistant superintendentMinimum of five or more years of successful building level and/or district level administrative experienceSuch alternatives to the above qualifications as the Superintendent or School Committee may find appropriate and acceptablePlease address all inquiries and application materials to: NESDEC Search OfficeNorwell Public Schools Director of Teaching, Learning & Technology SearchNew England School Development Council28 Lord Road, Marlborough, MA 01752Telephone: 508-481-9444, Email: search@nesdec.orgTo access the application, please visit www.nesdec.orghttps://www.applitrack.com/nesdec/onlineapp/The district is prepared to offer a multi-year contract with a generous salary range and benefits package. While actual compensation will be commensurate with the successful candidates experience and background, a starting salary range of $135,000 to $160,000 has been established for this key leadership position. Review of applications will begin on March 26, 2025. The expected start date for the new Director is July 1, 2025.
Norwell provides modern public schools, libraries, health facilities, a wildlife preserve, several recreational areas, and two large industrial parks. Norwell is proud and supportive of its school system, which reflects the intellectual strength and character of the community. All of the districts schools have been transformed into 21st Century learning centers. Each school has an active school council, and parents are extraordinarily involved with the education of their children.Norwell Public Schools is a high performing district of approximately 2,200 students.
The district comprises the following schools: Grace Farrar Cole Elementary School (527 students; Grades PreK-5), William Vinal Elementary School (556 students; Grades PreK-5), Norwell Middle School (508 students; Grades 6-8), and Norwell High School (600 students; Grades 9-12). In May of 2012, a $2.3 million operational override allowed Norwell Public Schools to improve student to teacher ratios, begin a comprehensive curriculum adoption cycle and a technology cycle for overall infrastructure needs and a 1:1 iPad initiative for students in grades 3-12. The Clipper Community Complex, featuring a stadium turf field and all-purpose athletic turf field, was completed in the summer of 2014 thanks to the support of many Norwell committees, community members, and donors. Ninety-three percent (93%) of Norwell High School graduates continue their education at two- and four-year colleges.The mission of Norwell Public Schools, in partnership with the community, is to provide excellence in education through a challenging and supportive environment, empowering students to be versatile, innovative, and responsible citizens who are prepared to navigate and contribute to a dynamic global society.The Director of Teaching, Learning & Technology, with the support of the administrative team, provides educational leadership to all general education instructional programs and activities including data systems and compliance, state and federal grants, professional development and instructional technology.
This individual oversees and coordinates the development, documentation, evaluation and budgeting of curriculum in all subject areas. The Director coordinates district activities relative to curriculum frameworks and other state and federal instructional initiatives and the educator evaluation system while providing mandated annual training to all staff and new educators. The Director will also provide oversight for guidance services; procedures for students eligible for accommodations under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; referral, assessment, and placement for English Language Learners; and the Academic Program portion of the Norwell Tiered Systems of Support. In addition to Teaching and Learning responsibilities, the Director oversees and coordinates district-wide instructional technology advances while providing ongoing support of existing instructional technology initiatives.
This individual will serve as the Superintendent of Schools if the Superintendent is unavailable.Candidates must have the following qualifications pertaining to administrative and instructional leadership, student management, and community relationships: A Masters degree or higher in educational administration or related field required; earned doctorate or doctoral candidate desiredHold or be eligible for a Massachusetts Department of Education administrator license as a supervisor/director and/or as a superintendent/assistant superintendentMinimum of five or more years of successful building level and/or district level administrative experienceSuch alternatives to the above qualifications as the Superintendent or School Committee may find appropriate and acceptablePlease address all inquiries and application materials to: NESDEC Search OfficeNorwell Public Schools Director of Teaching, Learning & Technology SearchNew England School Development Council28 Lord Road, Marlborough, MA 01752Telephone: 508-481-9444, Email: search@nesdec.orgTo access the application, please visit www.nesdec.orghttps://www.applitrack.com/nesdec/onlineapp/The district is prepared to offer a multi-year contract with a generous salary range and benefits package. While actual compensation will be commensurate with the successful candidates experience and background, a starting salary range of $135,000 to $160,000 has been established for this key leadership position. Review of applications will begin on March 26, 2025. The expected start date for the new Director is July 1, 2025.
Salary : $135,000 - $160,000
