Assistant Superintendent Job Description Template
The Assistant Superintendent will work with the Superintendent to provide leadership and direction for all aspects of the district’s educational program. The Assistant Superintendent will be responsible for curriculum development, assessment, staff professional development, and budget management. The Assistant Superintendent will also serve as a liaison between the school district and the community.
Assistant Superintendent Job Responsibilities
- Serve as the chief academic officer in the district, responsible for all aspects of instruction and curriculum.
- Oversee the work of principals and other administrators in developing and implementing educational programs.
- Work with the superintendent to develop longrange plans for the district and ensure that its educational programs are aligned with its strategic goals.
- Ensure that all district personnel are properly trained and certified to carry out their duties.
- Monitor student achievement levels and identify areas where improvements are needed.
- Prepare reports on the district’s progress for the superintendent, school board, and community stakeholders.
Objectives
- To provide leadership and direction for all aspects of the school district’s operations, including administration, finance, personnel, and student services
- To develop and implement policies and procedures that will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the school district
- To oversee the development and implementation of the school district’s budget
- To monitor compliance with state and federal laws and regulations affecting the school district
- To represent the school district in dealings with other government agencies, community groups, and the media
Assistant Superintendent Job Skills & Qualifications Needed
- A bachelor's degree in business administration, education, or a related field is required. In addition, assistant superintendents must have strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills. They must also be able to work effectively with a variety of people, including administrators, teachers, parents, and students.