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Dubuque Community Schools

26-27 Principal Secretary/Business Manager

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What they do

A Secretary performs office administrative work and provides administrative assistance to an office staff. Organizes files and assists with record keeping and data base management. Manages office calendars and helps to organize office workflow. Provides administrative support for reports and budgets. Documents office expenses. May handle phone inquiries. May help to arrange travel for office staff.

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Job Description

26-27 Principal Secretary/Business Manager

Dubuque Community Schools

George Washington Middle School - Dubuque, Iowa This job is also posted in TeachIowa, Iowa's Marketplace for education jobs

Job Details

Job ID:

5914264

Application Deadline:

Posted until filled

Posted:

Yesterday

Job Description

12 months; 8.0 hrs/day Hourly rate: $20.21

JOB GOAL:

The mission of the Dubuque Community School secretaries is to provide professional support to the educational team thereby enhancing the learning process and high student achievement.

BASIC FUNCTION

Assist the principal, school community (staff, students, parents, support staff) and the public community in providing a smooth and efficient operation of the school to enhance a positive learning environment for students.

POSITIVE RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Provide support and assistance to students, staff, and community including parents and school/business partners, AEA, and area agencies.

2. Model exemplary human relations skills (including empathy, humor, patience, problem solving, and resourcefulness) with our learning community.

3. Model multi-cultural non-sexist policies and procedures.

4. Brainstorm/implement initiatives to improve the school culture.

5. Participate in action teams and staff meetings.

6. Facilitate registration day set up and operation and e-registration /first day parent teacher conferences/schedules.

7. Support the school and District in carrying out its directives. Maintain confidentiality in all issues relating to staff and students.

8. Word process communications, awards, handbooks, brochures, Comprehensive School Improvement Plan and other pertinent documents.

9. Facilitate newsletters and other announcements to learning community.

10. Proofread communications and publications.

11. Word process confidential evaluations and/or confidential/sensitive documents.

12. Maintain student and staff files.

13. Oversee budget, funds and finance records (daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly).

14. Maintain supply and equipment inventories.

15. Telephone responsibilities for students and staff.

16. Design/implement database, word processing, and spreadsheet templates.

17. Design/implement database files for publication.

18. Knowledge of automated lunch program and publication.

19. Coordinate daily absences, record keeping, family communication and attendance and tardy policies.

20.

Knowledge of office technology:

computer, printers, copiers (including service agreements and pin numbers), intercom, security system, bells, telephones, and

paging system.

21. Problem solve and process repair of equipment.

22. Maintain school calendar and collaborate with Buildings and Grounds, Leisure Services, and area organizations.

23. Facilitate invoices, purchase orders, and requisitions through IVisions.

24. Collaborate with Transportation Department to coordinate students and staff bussing needs.

25. Working knowledge of the Aesop System.

26. Utilize school accounting system according to DCSD guidelines.

27. Review and submit bi-weekly and monthly time and attendance to Payroll Department in a timely and accurate manner. Reconcile reports from attendance in

Frontline.

28. Collect and process student fees and fines.

29. Collaborate with health/clerical paraprofessional.

30. Perform all other duties as assigned.

Responsibilities:

School representative

Continuous school operation

Communication

Professional behavior and dress

Confidentiality

Sensitivity

Multi-cultural, non-sexist

Budget, funds and finances

Invoicing, purchase orders, and requisitions

Students, staff, and community collaboration (including school/business partners) Forum collaboration

Handle multiple tasks simultaneously in an efficient manner

Loyalty to organization

Position Type:

Full-time

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance