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United States of America , Covington

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The Head of School serves as the chief academic, administrative, and spiritual leader of FBA. This role is responsible for stewarding the school’s mission, strengthening academic quality, cultivating a distinctly Christian culture, and fostering a healthy partnership between the church, the school, and families.

Job Responsibility:

  • Champion and model the school’s mission and statement of beliefs
  • Cultivate a faculty culture marked by prayerfulness, maturity, professionalism, and Christlike conduct
  • Establish clear expectations for conduct, communication, and public witness
  • Address cultural misalignment directly, graciously, and consistently
  • Recruit, onboard, develop, and retain faculty
  • Implement a clear and consistent evaluation system
  • Establish documented processes for addressing doctrinal concerns, professionalism issues, or conduct violations
  • Lead difficult conversations with clarity, pastoral wisdom, and decisiveness
  • Oversee curriculum coherence, instructional quality, and student support services
  • Lead professional development
  • Use assessment data appropriately to strengthen teaching and learning
  • Ensure student discipline and support systems reflect biblical principles
  • Strengthen the relationship between First Baptist Church and FBA
  • Provide clear, proactive communication to parents, staff, and church leadership
  • Oversee day-to-day operations including staffing, scheduling, safety, facilities use, and policy compliance
  • Partner with governance on budgeting, staffing models, tuition strategy, and long-term sustainability
  • Maintain organized documentation, handbooks, contracts, and personnel records
  • Develop and implement meaningful marketing, communications, and community engagement
  • Lead a focused improvement plan
  • Set clear milestones and provide regular progress reports

Requirements:

  • Clear profession of faith in Jesus Christ and evidence of spiritual maturity
  • A willingness to become a member of First Baptist Covington, if not already
  • Wholehearted agreement with the school’s statement of beliefs
  • Demonstrated ability to lead with conviction, humility, steadiness, and biblical peacemaking
  • Master’s degree preferred in Education, Leadership, Business Administration, or a related field
  • Leadership experience in a church or school setting
  • Christian school leadership strongly preferred
  • Proven competence in faculty development, instructional leadership, organizational systems, parent communication, and strategic planning
  • Theological clarity and discernment
  • Culture-shaping leadership
  • Change management
  • Systems thinking and operational discipline
  • Clear, calm, proactive communication

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Job Posted:
February 21, 2026

Employment Type:
Fulltime
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