National Catholic Educational Association
Head of School
National Catholic Educational Association, Vallejo, California, United States, 94592
The Diocese of Sacramento is looking to fill the Head of School position for St Patrick St Vincent Catholic High School.
Job Description Supervisor:
The Board of Trustees, serving the Bishop in trust.
The School and its Mission St. Patrick - St. Vincent Catholic High School is a co‑educational Diocesan high school. Founded in 1870, St. Patrick - St. Vincent enjoys a strong reputation in the Vallejo community thanks to its legacy of forming Christ‑centered and confident servant‑leaders. SPSV enjoys a student population of 300 young men and women and employs over 50 faculty and staff. As a Diocesan institution, SPSV is accessible to and representative of young people of the Diocese, preparing them for success in life, learning, and leadership.
The school celebrates and honors Jesus Christ, His Church, and its sacraments; supports all types of learners; is known for its excellence in service, academics, athletics, and the arts; and honors the charisms and legacy of its patrons, St. Patrick and St. Vincent, by embodying a joyous faith community.
Job Summary The Head of School of St. Patrick - St. Vincent Catholic High School is a practicing Catholic of deep faith and strong Catholic values. The Head of School’s primary responsibility is to be the spiritual leader of the entire school community, and to communicate and promote Catholic values throughout the school community, including staff, students, and parents.
The Head of School is appointed by the Bishop of the Diocese of Sacramento and reports directly to the Board of Trustees under the Carver Policy Governance model. The Head of School is the Chief Executive Officer of the school and, as such, holds full responsibility for all aspects of the school’s operation.
The Head of School is directly responsible for the external affairs of the school, ensuring sufficient resources, sound fiscal management, and financial stability. The Head of School oversees campus ministry, business operations, development, alumnae, community relations, and enrollment management activities. The Head of School supervises and works closely with the Assistant Principal of Academics, who has primary responsibility for the daily operation of the school and the teaching‑learning environment, to ensure a common vision for the school and its mission.
The Head of School promotes the good reputation and values of the school in acting as the primary liaison between the school, the Board of Trustees, and the Diocese of Sacramento. Working collaboratively with the Assistant Principal of Academics, and administrative staff, the Head of School ensures that Catholic values permeate the entire curriculum. These Catholic values emphasize the dignity of all students and the sanctity of life and provide a spiritual basis for all relationships and decision‑making. The Head of School serves as the community’s chief witness to servant‑leadership, both in deed and in word.
Essential Functions Accountability
Accountable to the Bishop through the Board of Trustees.
Advances the ends of the school and honors the limitations as established by the Board of Trustees under the governance model.
Submits monitoring reports for Board review according to a regular reporting calendar.
Responsibilities Faith Community Affairs:
Ensures that all programs and activities reflect the Catholic mission of the school.
Fosters a joyous faith community.
Ensures the overall maintenance and enhancement of the school’s Catholic identity.
Communicates to the community the distinct role of the Catholic school in promoting the Gospel of Jesus in word and action.
Promotes the mission of SPSV to all constituents: parents, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community.
Collaborates with the Assistant Principal of Academics in developing Campus Ministry programs and retreats to advance the spiritual life of the students.
Fosters a culture of commitment to service to others and observance of the faith in the school, parish, and family.
General:
Provides general oversight for the overall operations of the school, including academics, school finances, advancement and fundraising, promotions, public relations, alumni relations, and the care and maintenance of the school’s physical facilities.
Ensures the implementation of the philosophy and mission of the school.
Ensures the selection of personnel who are committed to promoting the values and mission of the school.
Supports and directs the Assistant Principal of Academics in providing a program which meets Diocesan and secular standards for operation and accreditation of Catholic Secondary Schools.
Ensures that diocesan policies are followed by the school.
Collaborates with the Assistant Principal of Advancement in the admissions process.
Serves as the chief representative of the school in dealing with the educational, civic, and diocesan communities.
Business Affairs:
Provides oversight for school finances and school property.
Oversees all financial planning for the school and presents the annual operational budget to the Board of Trustees for approval, and then monitors its implementation.
Coordinates the annual budget development with the Chief Finance and Administrative Officer.
Ensures that all policies are promulgated and implemented concerning business affairs.
Handles all legal affairs for the school in conjunction with the Diocese of Sacramento.
Communicates and collaborates with the Diocesan finance office.
Directs the tuition assistance program.
Institutional Advancement:
Ensures appropriate communication with Catholic elementary schools and parishes.
Provides leadership for long‑range planning and setting of a development plan that reflects the mission of the school.
Implements a comprehensive development plan in collaboration with stakeholders.
Oversees the student recruitment and retention effort of the school.
Builds and maintains positive relationships among the internal and external constituencies comprising the school community.
Assists with marketing, recruitment, and admissions programs.
Serves as the chief spokesperson and public relations officer for the school and ensures appropriate communication with various publics.
Participates in the cultivation of major donors and solicitation of major gifts for the school.
Reviews and approves all fund‑raising and development initiatives and activities.
Academic and Student Affairs:
Assists the Assistant Principal of Academics and other administrators in the overall management of the school.
Participates in the hiring and dismissing of all members of the faculty and staff, ensuring that those employed espouse the Catholic mission of the school.
With the Assistant Principal of Academics, ensures the overall quality of the academic programs.
Ensures that policies are promulgated and implemented concerning academic affairs.
Minimum Qualifications Education:
At a minimum, an undergraduate degree is required; graduate degree preferred.
Experience:
The Head of School should have a solid understanding of secondary education, including work experience in an educational environment. Experience must demonstrate a commitment to the Catholic Faith, a capacity for articulating a Catholic educational mission and vision, and a commitment to continued professional growth and development.
Broad institutional leadership experience through various career paths—K‑12 education, higher education, non‑profit management, corporate or public sector—is acceptable, provided there is a strong record of achievement in leadership, significant experience leading a team of professionals, and success in revenue generation and institutional advancement.
Salary:
Salary range $130,000–$150,000 based on experience and education.
For Consideration Send your letter of interest, resume, completed Diocesan application and questionnaire to:
St Patrick St Vincent Catholic High School 1500 Benicia Road Vallejo, CA 94591 Attn: John Lloyd
or email directly to John Lloyd at lloydjr@pacbell.net
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description Supervisor:
The Board of Trustees, serving the Bishop in trust.
The School and its Mission St. Patrick - St. Vincent Catholic High School is a co‑educational Diocesan high school. Founded in 1870, St. Patrick - St. Vincent enjoys a strong reputation in the Vallejo community thanks to its legacy of forming Christ‑centered and confident servant‑leaders. SPSV enjoys a student population of 300 young men and women and employs over 50 faculty and staff. As a Diocesan institution, SPSV is accessible to and representative of young people of the Diocese, preparing them for success in life, learning, and leadership.
The school celebrates and honors Jesus Christ, His Church, and its sacraments; supports all types of learners; is known for its excellence in service, academics, athletics, and the arts; and honors the charisms and legacy of its patrons, St. Patrick and St. Vincent, by embodying a joyous faith community.
Job Summary The Head of School of St. Patrick - St. Vincent Catholic High School is a practicing Catholic of deep faith and strong Catholic values. The Head of School’s primary responsibility is to be the spiritual leader of the entire school community, and to communicate and promote Catholic values throughout the school community, including staff, students, and parents.
The Head of School is appointed by the Bishop of the Diocese of Sacramento and reports directly to the Board of Trustees under the Carver Policy Governance model. The Head of School is the Chief Executive Officer of the school and, as such, holds full responsibility for all aspects of the school’s operation.
The Head of School is directly responsible for the external affairs of the school, ensuring sufficient resources, sound fiscal management, and financial stability. The Head of School oversees campus ministry, business operations, development, alumnae, community relations, and enrollment management activities. The Head of School supervises and works closely with the Assistant Principal of Academics, who has primary responsibility for the daily operation of the school and the teaching‑learning environment, to ensure a common vision for the school and its mission.
The Head of School promotes the good reputation and values of the school in acting as the primary liaison between the school, the Board of Trustees, and the Diocese of Sacramento. Working collaboratively with the Assistant Principal of Academics, and administrative staff, the Head of School ensures that Catholic values permeate the entire curriculum. These Catholic values emphasize the dignity of all students and the sanctity of life and provide a spiritual basis for all relationships and decision‑making. The Head of School serves as the community’s chief witness to servant‑leadership, both in deed and in word.
Essential Functions Accountability
Accountable to the Bishop through the Board of Trustees.
Advances the ends of the school and honors the limitations as established by the Board of Trustees under the governance model.
Submits monitoring reports for Board review according to a regular reporting calendar.
Responsibilities Faith Community Affairs:
Ensures that all programs and activities reflect the Catholic mission of the school.
Fosters a joyous faith community.
Ensures the overall maintenance and enhancement of the school’s Catholic identity.
Communicates to the community the distinct role of the Catholic school in promoting the Gospel of Jesus in word and action.
Promotes the mission of SPSV to all constituents: parents, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community.
Collaborates with the Assistant Principal of Academics in developing Campus Ministry programs and retreats to advance the spiritual life of the students.
Fosters a culture of commitment to service to others and observance of the faith in the school, parish, and family.
General:
Provides general oversight for the overall operations of the school, including academics, school finances, advancement and fundraising, promotions, public relations, alumni relations, and the care and maintenance of the school’s physical facilities.
Ensures the implementation of the philosophy and mission of the school.
Ensures the selection of personnel who are committed to promoting the values and mission of the school.
Supports and directs the Assistant Principal of Academics in providing a program which meets Diocesan and secular standards for operation and accreditation of Catholic Secondary Schools.
Ensures that diocesan policies are followed by the school.
Collaborates with the Assistant Principal of Advancement in the admissions process.
Serves as the chief representative of the school in dealing with the educational, civic, and diocesan communities.
Business Affairs:
Provides oversight for school finances and school property.
Oversees all financial planning for the school and presents the annual operational budget to the Board of Trustees for approval, and then monitors its implementation.
Coordinates the annual budget development with the Chief Finance and Administrative Officer.
Ensures that all policies are promulgated and implemented concerning business affairs.
Handles all legal affairs for the school in conjunction with the Diocese of Sacramento.
Communicates and collaborates with the Diocesan finance office.
Directs the tuition assistance program.
Institutional Advancement:
Ensures appropriate communication with Catholic elementary schools and parishes.
Provides leadership for long‑range planning and setting of a development plan that reflects the mission of the school.
Implements a comprehensive development plan in collaboration with stakeholders.
Oversees the student recruitment and retention effort of the school.
Builds and maintains positive relationships among the internal and external constituencies comprising the school community.
Assists with marketing, recruitment, and admissions programs.
Serves as the chief spokesperson and public relations officer for the school and ensures appropriate communication with various publics.
Participates in the cultivation of major donors and solicitation of major gifts for the school.
Reviews and approves all fund‑raising and development initiatives and activities.
Academic and Student Affairs:
Assists the Assistant Principal of Academics and other administrators in the overall management of the school.
Participates in the hiring and dismissing of all members of the faculty and staff, ensuring that those employed espouse the Catholic mission of the school.
With the Assistant Principal of Academics, ensures the overall quality of the academic programs.
Ensures that policies are promulgated and implemented concerning academic affairs.
Minimum Qualifications Education:
At a minimum, an undergraduate degree is required; graduate degree preferred.
Experience:
The Head of School should have a solid understanding of secondary education, including work experience in an educational environment. Experience must demonstrate a commitment to the Catholic Faith, a capacity for articulating a Catholic educational mission and vision, and a commitment to continued professional growth and development.
Broad institutional leadership experience through various career paths—K‑12 education, higher education, non‑profit management, corporate or public sector—is acceptable, provided there is a strong record of achievement in leadership, significant experience leading a team of professionals, and success in revenue generation and institutional advancement.
Salary:
Salary range $130,000–$150,000 based on experience and education.
For Consideration Send your letter of interest, resume, completed Diocesan application and questionnaire to:
St Patrick St Vincent Catholic High School 1500 Benicia Road Vallejo, CA 94591 Attn: John Lloyd
or email directly to John Lloyd at lloydjr@pacbell.net
#J-18808-Ljbffr