Harrison Central Schools

Superintendent of Schools
Louis N. Wool, Ed.D.,
50 Union Avenue / Harrison, NY 10528 / (914) 630‐3023 / Fax (914) 835‐5893

Leadership Opportunity
As a high‐performing suburban district located in lower Westchester County, Harrison is home to nationally recognized schools of excellence and an International Baccalaureate High School. The Harrison Central School District is equally proud of the rigorous education opportunities it provides, the diverse student population that it serves, and its reputation as one of the most highly regarded school districts in New York State.

Supervisor of Elementary Education
Harrison is seeking a visionary and experienced instructional leader to serve as the Supervisor of Elementary Education. This leadership position requires candidates to hold valid New York State certification in administration (SDA or SDL), certification as an elementary classroom teacher or related area, and at least seven years of successful teaching experience. Experience as an administrator, teacher leader, or professional developer strongly preferred.

The expertise and responsibilities required of this position include, but are not limited to:

• Developing a shared vision of best practices related to the elementary instructional program, with particular emphasis on literacy and mathematics instruction aligned to the Common Core Learning Standards.
• Supervising curriculum, instruction, and assessment initiatives for grades K‐5 across four elementary schools, in collaboration with elementary school principals.
• Designing and delivering professional development to promote teacher growth and enhance program effectiveness.
• Coordinating the efforts of elementary instructional coaches to provide targeted support to classroom teachers and lead professional development.
• Observing and evaluating faculty and staff and promote professional growth and ensure high standards of accountable practice and program effectiveness.
• Utilizing student performance data to track student progress and lead a continuous process of program evaluation and improvement.
• Working collaboratively with a talented leadership team to support a commitment to equity and access for all students.

This leadership position includes a minimum starting salary of $136,314 (higher with leadership experience and/or doctorate), comprehensive benefits and extensive professional development.

Interested candidates must apply online:
www.olasjobs.org/lhv