Secretarial Position High School Principal Administrative Assistant (52 Weeks)

Connecticut REAP

  • Windsor, CT
  • 1 day ago
  • $66,781.08–$73,154.72 Per Year

Highlights

Performs a variety of basic liaison functions with staff, parents, students and public officials; explain policies/procedures, answer various questions, coordinate services/assistance and handle special requests or problems routing to staff members as appropriate. Informs the Principal in an efficient manner of telephone calls; records telephone messages accurately; screens calls to obtain pertinent information from caller and handles callers inquiries within the scope of authority.

Numbers & Facts

LocationWindsor, CT
Salary$66,781.08–$73,154.72 Per Year

Description

Job Description:

Terms: 52 Week / Grade 4, 7:00 am - 3:30 pm

Salary Range: $66,781.08 - $73,154.72

Financial & Payroll Management

  • Budget Oversight & Reconciliation:

  • Manages departmental budgets and perform regular financial reconciliations to ensure fiscal accuracy.

  • Assists Principal in the preparation of school budget recommendations, compiles and collates data and related information.

  • Oversees or performs recording of all school financial transactions, and cash management of available funds.

  • Monitors operating budget for Windsor High School.

  • Payroll Administration: Process and oversee staff payroll, including the coordination of bi-annual stipend disbursements.

  • Bookkeeping: Serve as the primary bookkeeper for WHS, maintaining precise financial records and documentation for student activity accounts.

Administrative Operations & Scheduling

  • Administrative Coordination:

  • Organize and maintain an efficient and effective office that handles a variety of tasks for administration, faculty, students and parents of the school.

  • Performs lead office administrative work in all functional areas of school operations

  • Advises the Principal on any developments or problems within the district coming to attention and requiring the awareness or action.

  • Follows up on activities which come about as a result of meetings

  • Informs the Principal in an efficient manner of telephone calls; records telephone messages accurately; screens calls to obtain pertinent information from caller and handles callers inquiries within the scope of authority

  • Screens correspondence and communications requiring Principals personal attention and prepares replies.

  • Calendar Coordination:

  • Maintains the Principals schedule and office calendar.

  • Coordinates regular administrative team meetings.

  • Manage and synchronize comprehensive administrative calendars.

  • Meeting Coordination: Facilitate administrative meetings by scheduling, preparing materials and tracking attendance.

  • Interview Scheduling: Coordinate and manage the logistics for candidate interviews and recruitment efforts.

Staff & Human Resources Support

  • Personnel Management:

  • Handles all posting requirements for vacancies

  • Performs a variety of basic liaison functions with staff, parents, students and public officials; explain policies/procedures, answer various questions, coordinate services/assistance and handle special requests or problems routing to staff members as appropriate

  • Workflow Automation: Utilize Informed K12 and Frontline (or similar digital platforms) to streamline administrative workflows and digital forms.

Student Services & Compliance

  • Disciplinary Records: Manage the administrative documentation and processing related to student expulsions.

And any other request of the Principal as she deems fit.

Requirements: Qualifications, Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

  • Education: High school diploma required; associate degree or relevant coursework preferred.
  • Experience: Minimum of 5 years of secretarial or administrative support, ideally in a public school setting.
  • Technical Skills: Proficiency in Google Workspace, Student Information Systems (e.g., PowerSchool), Financial Management System (e.g. Munis) and MS Office (e.g. Word, Excel).
  • Interpersonal Skills: Professional phone etiquette, clear written communication, and patience when interacting with adolescents and parents
  • License or Certificate: A Connecticut Motor Vehicle Operators license.
  • A working knowledge of school administration and related policies, procedures and applicable state and/or federal education laws is required.
  • Must be able to acquire a working knowledge of Board of Education policies, procedures and educational philosophy.
  • A working knowledge of government accounting practices is advantageous.
  • A strong working knowledge of modern office practices, procedures and equipment is required.
  • Must have executive secretary skills, including word processing and data entry. The level of independence in performing work is high, and must be a self-starter with motivation to be part of a team operation.
  • Must be able to utilize the school districts email system.

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