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ASSISTANT CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR/DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL AREA EDUCATION AGENCY 267 AEA 267, Cedar Falls, Iowa, is looking for a service-oriented individual to serve as Assistant Chief Administrator/Director of Personnel effective July 1, 2010. The nine-member board is seeking candidates with high integrity, excellent human relations and communication skills, and a proven record as an educational leader. Completed applications must be postmarked no later than Saturday, March 20. The current base salary is approximately $146,000. While no range has been established for next year’s salary, the board will be offering a very competitive compensation package. This vacancy is due to the retirement of Dr. Ralph Bartelt. Ralph served as the Director of Human Resources for AEA 7 prior to the merger of AEAs 2, 6, and 7. He has served successfully as Assistant Chief Administrator/Director of Personnel of AEA 267 for the past several years. The primary areas of responsibility for this position include the following: A. Assist the Chief Administrator substantially and effectively in the task of providing leadership in: 1. Developing, achieving, and maintaining the best possible programs and services. 2. AEA accreditation. 3. Organizational/operational effectiveness. 4. Continuous improvement. 5. Agency directed administrative in-service activities. B. Plan, coordinate and supervise the operation of the employee relations/labor relations program. C. Direct, manage, and supervise operation of the agency’s employee benefits program. D. Plan, coordinate, and supervise the operation of agency-wide equity programs. Area Education Agencies are funded from federal-aid and state-aid payments; legislatively controlled property tax; federal, state and private grants; and tuition for classes. A nine-member board of directors is elected by local school boards to govern budget decisions. The chief administrator handles the daily operation of the agency's divisions, each of which is headed by a director. In addition to the main office in Cedar Falls, the agency also has main offices in Marshalltown and Clear Lake as well as nine special education sector offices located throughout the served area. AEA 267 serves over 66,800 students including 60 public school districts and 25 non-public school districts. In addition, over 5,000 educators rely on AEA 267 for services in special education, school technology, media and instructional/curriculum support. The agency's service area reaches 18 counties and nearly 9,000 square miles. Area Education Agency 267 provides support in the areas of quality instructional materials, curriculum planning, best practices in teaching and learning, safe and caring learning environment, appropriate educational opportunities for all learners, technology planning, professional development, assessment, special education, leadership development, and more. The mission of AEA 267 is to provide educational leadership, services and support to positively impact children, families and educators within the local schools it serves. Please refer to the agency’s web site for more detailed information http://www.aea267.k12.ia.us. APPLICATION PROCESS: All application materials should be mailed to: Dr.
Gaylord Tryon, President Applicants, and/or their designees, are asked not to contact members of the Board of Directors during this search process. The application form is included on this web site. Please note the five narrative questions on page four, Part H, of the application form. In order to be considered for this position, your application materials must include and be presented in the following order (please do not staple, bind, or fold your application materials; please send everything on letter size paper and printed on one side only): a. letter of application b. resume’ c. completed application form (including signatures) d. written response to the five narrative questions on page four e. maximum of five recent letters of recommendation regarding your professional work (preferably, at least two from your current employer) f. photocopy of college/university graduate transcripts g. copy of (or documented evidence of eligibility) a current Iowa school superintendent/AEA administrator endorsement—including your evaluator approval APPROXIMATE TIMELINE—Assistant Chief Administrator February 20 Advertise Assistant Chief Administrator opening March 20 Application Deadline April 6 Board and new Chief Administrator select 4-5 individuals for initial interviews April 8 Initial interviews with the Board and new Chief Administrator April 19 and 20 Two finalists interview with new Chief Administrator, key stakeholder groups, and Board of Directors April 20 Target date to complete selection process July 1, 2010 Start date for new Assistant Chief Administrator
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