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The Executive Assistant to the Superintendent and Governing Board is responsible for providing clerical and administrative support to the Superintendent; communicating information to staff, the public, and other districts; ensuring compliance with financial, legal, and administrative requirements; and providing information and direction as requested in support of district operations.
Job Responsibility:
Assists the Superintendent and administrative office with secretarial and administrative support, including correspondence, telephone liaison, scheduling and office management for the purpose of maintaining an efficient administrative office
Maintains strict confidentiality and handles sensitive information with professionalism and integrity
Acts as a trusted liaison between Superintendent, Board, district leadership, staff, and external stakeholders
Manages complex calendars and schedules for Superintendent, Board – prioritizing meetings and resolving conflicts.
Supports the Superintendent’s staff for the purpose of providing assistance with their administrative functions
Represents the Superintendent and Board with professionalism in all interactions
Demonstrates flexibility, adaptability, and responsiveness in a fast-paced environment
Takes the initiative in responding to matters of interest and concern for the purpose of providing support for the school sites, parents and community
Coordinates special projects and/or events as directed by Superintendent (i.e. Lead Out Loud Conference, Queen Creek Schools Education Foundation, etc)
Coordinates and organizes quarterly Business Partner Breakfasts
Processes purchase orders and other financial documents as needed
Maintains organized, secure systems for electronic and physical records
Supports and assists Director of Public Relations in communications with staff, community
Maintains and organizes the Superintendent’s office for the purpose of ensuring efficient use of time and resources
Prepares written materials for the purpose of conveying and/or documenting information regarding District activities and/or procedures
Attends all Board meetings for the purpose of preparing all minutes of Governing Board meetings as prescribed by law and to assist the Board
Ensures the legal posting requirements for all Governing Board meetings for the purpose of informing the public
Maintains an excellent working relationship between the Superintendent/Board, all personnel, and the community for the purpose of maintaining and efficient school district
Provides administrative support for the Governing Board including the development of the Board agenda for the purpose of ensuring accuracy and completeness of Board materials
Board meeting minutes
Board communications and/or correspondence
Prepares all materials and preparation for Board meetings ensuring that all appropriately identified items are legally vetted as needed
Ensures the Superintendent, Cabinet, and Board are all fully informed and prepared for all Board meetings
Assists with timely and accurate policy updates per guidance from The Trust Policy Services as needed. This includes review, maintenance of board policies, legal updates, and governance of documents
Ensures compliance with federal, state and district regulations related to Board operations
Maintains accurate records in accordance with public records laws and district retention schedules
Performs other job-related duties as assigned to advance district priorities
Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent, AA degree preferred
Three years of administrative assistant preferred
Experience in school district preferred
Excellent communication skills
Ability to communicate (verbally and in writing) with others in a positive, clear, and precise manner
Ability to maintain confidentiality of records, correspondence, and other information – adhering to legal and procedural guidelines regarding confidentiality and disclosure of information.
Strong organizational and prioritization skills
Ability to meet deadlines while working under pressure and frequent interruptions
Knowledge of office procedures, basic records/bookkeeping, desktop publishing, spreadsheets and purchasing procedures
Must pass a background clearance.
Must obtain an Arizona IVP Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card