School Leadership Architect: Assistant Principal

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• Position Type:
  Administration/ Assistant Principal
• Date Posted:
  3/18/2026
• Location:
  
  Division wide

Assistant Principal

Salary:$69,688 - $107,431 (Commensurate with Experience)


Position Title

Assistant Principal


Description

To act in partnership with the principal in the operation of the total school program, to provide leadership for the staff of the school in the development, implementation, and evaluation of a comprehensive educational program, and to administer the program in accordance with School Board policies and administrative regulations.

To serve as Principal in the absence of the Principal.


Reports To

Building Principal


Qualifications

• Holds or is eligible for a Virginia Postgraduate Professional Certificate with an endorsement in Administration and Supervision PreK-12.
• At least three (3) years of successful, full-time experience as a teacher, supervisor, or administrator.
• Has demonstrated the leadership qualities and personal characteristics necessary for working effectively with students, teachers, parents, central office, and the community at large.
• Experience (preferred) in working with schools or school divisions that are in school improvement.

Experience in working with effective student discipline is preferred.

Performance Responsibilities

1. Know and effectively communicate the Division's philosophy and mission.
2. Serve as acting principal in the absence of the principal if necessary.
3. Observe the in-class performance of teachers and confers and consults with them
regarding their performance and their professional development.
4. Provide staff leadership to ensure understanding and promote the educational objectives
of the Division and school.
5. Plan and administer programs of in-service educational activities for instructional
personnel in cooperation with other Division level offices.
6. Coordinate all formal efforts of the professional staff in projects of curriculum
improvement.
7. Work with principal and teacher committees in organizing and coordinating grade level
or departmental meetings to affect horizontal and vertical continuity and
articulation of the instructional program.
8. Keep abreast of and interpret for the staff current research in curriculum
development.
9. Cooperate with the principal in implementing an ongoing evaluation of instruction and
curriculum.
10. Supervise student conduct and extracurricular activities as assigned by the principal.
11. Partner with the principal in the management of administrative procedures.
12.

Requisition supplies and equipment, conducting inventories, maintaining records and
checking on receipts for such materials.
13. Cooperate in the conducting of safety inspections and safety drill activities.
14. Assume responsibility for coordinating specific activities such as transportation, lunchroom
and/or custodial services.
15. Supervise the reporting and monitoring of student attendance and works with the
appropriate personnel for investigative follow-up actions.
16. Participate in Leadership Team Meetings, principals' staff meetings and such other meetings
as required or deemed appropriate.
17. Serves as the School Testing Coordinator (STC).
18. Perform such other tasks and assumes such other responsibilities that are deemed
appropriate by the Principal, Assistant Superintendent or Superintendent.


Physical Requirements


• Must have the ability to sit and stand for extended periods of time.

• Exhibit manual dexterity to dial a telephone and to enter data into a computer.

• See and read a computer screen and printed material with or without vision aids.

• Hear and understand speech at normal classroom levels, outdoors and on the telephone.

• Speak in audible tones so that others may understand clearly in normal classrooms, outdoors,
and on the telephone.

• Ability to understand and follow oral and written…