Bishop Ireton has an opening for a Testing Center Proctor beginning in January 2027. The part-time Testing Center Proctor will serve as a school-based support to faculty and students by providing supervision of the school's testing center, administering faculty-provided assessments throughout the instructional day. This position works Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:45am to 3:15pm and reports to the Assistant Principal/Dean of Faculty.

Position Summary:

• Provide testing center supervision, administration of assessments, and care of proper assessment return to faculty members. It is expected that appropriate student supervision and testing center management will be provided in accordance with school policies and procedures. Assessments will be provided by each teacher as needed. Code of conduct (ie, phone, uniform, etc) will be enforced. This is a limited part-time position at 15 hours per week (with the opportunity for additional hours through classroom proctoring). The rate of pay is $20-$22 per hour. The candidate should have strong communication skills and be able to work collaboratively with colleagues. This individual must promote the Catholic mission of the school. Interested candidates should submit a cover letter with three professional references, and current resume to personnel@bishopireton.org. Candidates must be willing to undergo the full background check process and take required in-person Virtus training for all diocesan requirements. About Bishop Ireton Bishop Ireton, a Catholic, co-educational, college preparatory high school in historic Alexandria, Virginia, began its proud heritage of academic excellence in 1964. The school offers a challenging environment and outstanding quality of life, both in academics and co-curricular activities, with a three-tiered focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), humanities and fine arts. The spirit of community service and giving back is central to the school's mission. Bishop Ireton's quality is reflected in its distinguished faculty and staff, who take great pride in seeing every graduate head to college - often to the most prestigious universities and service academies.