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RSU 21
Administrative ASsistant
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What they do
An Office or Administrative Assistant performs administrative work in an office. Works in a wide variety of office settings, such as a company or business, or a government office or school. Manages paper and electronic files, uses office equipment including computers, responds to phone calls and emails, routes mail and maintains calendars and schedules.
$49,239 / year median in Maine
-12% projected decline
Job Description
Administrative ASsistant
RSU 21
Regional School Unit 21 - Kennebunk, Maine Job Details
Job ID:
5880145Application Deadline:
Posted until filledPosted:
YesterdayStarting Date:
To Be Determined Job Description Administrative Assistant Full Time Kennebunk, ME, US TodayRequisition ID:
1039 ApplySalary Range:
$25.72 To $32.10 HourlyADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Middle School of the KennebunksSalary Range:
$25.72 to $32.10 Hourly As the Administrative Assistant you will deliver measurable results in ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of the main office at Middle School of the Kennebunks (MSK). Reports to: Building PrincipalQualifications:
We are seeking a highly qualified administrative assistant to join our team - someone who loves what they do. High school diploma required. The ideal candidate should possess a combination of education and relevant work experience and demonstrate a track record of success in office support roles. They should have excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills, enabling them to effectively manage multiple tasks and priorities in a fast-paced environment. A successful candidate will be proactive, adaptable, and customer-service oriented, with a willingness to learn and take initiative to support the smooth operation of the office. Technical responsibilities of the role will require:- Advanced proficiency in Google Workspace
- Experience with database management systems
- Proficiency in office equipment operation (multi-line phone systems, printers, scanners, copiers)
- Basic competence with graphic design tools
- Experience with document management systems and file organization
- Familiarity with video conferencing platforms (e.
Responsibilities:
- Buzz all visitors into building/sign visitors in with the Ident-A-Kid system
- Answer phone calls and provide support to callers
- Accept dropped off student items from parents
- Locate students for dismissal
- Assist students and teachers with daily needs/requests
- Write/read daily announcements - coordinating with teachers, advisors and coaches
- Accept and write out all student bus notes/coordinate email bus notes from parents
- Work with the bus barn regarding bus changes, questions, etc.
- Collect necessary student information forms
- Distribute daily mail
- Photocopiers - general maintenance and repair
- Stock office supplies, if needed
- Sign in tardy students
- Call parents regarding unconfirmed student absences
- Reconcile daily attendance records in PowerSchool between tardy, present and absent students
- Email daily attendance list to staff
- Track the 3 hour minimum attendance requirement for State records
- Track student attendance and send attendance letters to families
- Arrange for and organize all substitute staff members and direct subs upon their arrival
- Make early morning calls to subs for vacancies if needed
- Print class rosters and schedules for subs as needed
- Email daily sub list to staff
- Book building spaces for staff members
- Input MSK facility and work order requests
- Assist community members, Parks and Rec, Girl Scouts,etc. with MSK facility requests
- Approve/decline facility requests for all MSK rooms and fields
- Other duties as assigned by the building principal
Core Competencies:
- Highly organized: you rely on systems/processes to implement and document work; we can count on you to follow through, stay on top of specific tasks, and close loose ends and communication loops; you methodically document decision-making
- Attention to detail: you're obsessed with accuracy and embrace the importance of "getting it right" you triple-check documentation to ensure you can stand by your work; your discipline enables you to work error-free despite repetitive nature of tasks
- Balance collaboration with independent production: you are a skilled collaborator and thought-partner, but are equally comfortable with deep independent dives into your work
- Communication skills: you communicate clearly and logically; you can articulate complex concepts and the rationale behind them with intention; you can obtain the information you need effectively
- Strategic prioritization: you adjust to emerging realities and needs; you take action on what's most important; you drive work forward with an urgency to see results
- Customer-service orientation: you see interacting with parents and community members as a critical part of your job, not as an impediment to your job; you see interacting with families and members of the public as an essential part of serving students
- Calm in the storm: you stay grounded and focused when problems emerge; you stand ready to provide support, identify options, and delegate tasks as needed
- Embrace diversity: you value a diversity of perspectives, styles and beliefs; you understand the difference between tolerance and inclusion