Tillamook School District #9 Assistant/Future Superintendent

Vacancy

Informational Brochure Long time Tillamook Superintendent Randy Schild will be retiring in June, 2019. The district will hire an assistant superintendent who will be a superintendent in training during the 2018/19 school year. He/she is expected to become the new Superintendent of Tillamook Schools in July, 2019.

Application Requirements

Completed Application

Cover Letter (Include, Why Tillamook?)

Current Resume

Three Current Letters of Recommendation

Application can be found on our hiring

website:

https://tillamook.tedk12.com

For additional information contact:

Randy Schild, Superintendent

(503)842-4414 Ext 1010

Schildr@tillamook.k12.or.us

Opening Date: January 2, 2018

Closing Date: January 26, 2018

Tillamook School District #9 Assistant Superintendent Vacancy

Budget: Tillamook School District has a $25 million general fund budget, and maintains a 16% reserve to protect against hard times. Unions: Tillamook School District enjoys an excellent relationship with union leadership and employees. Staff, administration and the board feel like they have very open and cooperative lines of com-munication. Contracts: For the last 16 years, Tillamook School District has con-sistently settled four year contracts with Certified and Classified un-ions. Contracts for each group are staggered two years apart, and are negotiated in non legislative years. No outside negotiators have been used for many years. Board: Tillamook School District has a five member school board, with a nice mix of veteran and new board members. The board un-derstands their role and is active and involved in the community. Current Superintendent: Randy Schild was born and raised in Tillamook. He taught at Tillamook High School for 13 years before becoming superintendent, 17 years ago. He has held numerous state offices and was named Oregon Superintendent of the Year in 2015. Randy will serve as a trainer/mentor for the Assistant/Future Superintendent during the 2018-19 school year. District Structure: Tillamook School District has 2200 PreK—12th grade students, divided into the following buildings:

Liberty Elementary School, Grades Pre K—1 South Prairie Elementary School, Grades 2-3 East Elementary School, Grades 4-6 Tillamook Junior High School, Grades 7-8 Tillamook High School, Grades 9-12 Wilson River School, Grades 9-12 (Alternative Program) Trask River High School (OYA Facility), Grades 9-12

Staff: Tillamook School District has 17 Administrators, 132 Certi-fied, and 174 Classified employees.

What Tillamook School District is looking for in an

Assistant/Future Superintendent.

Job Skill Requirements:

Excellent Communicator

Relationship Builder

Decision Maker

Knowledge and Background in Education

Personality Requirements:

Honest

Servant Leader

Sense of Humor

Trustworthy

Humble

Approachable

Professional Requirements:

Hold a Current Administrators License

At Least Three Years Of Administrative Experience

Teaching Experience

Www.tillamook.k12.or.us

District Highlights

Trauma informed work:

District-wide professional development on ACEs and Trauma

Informed Practices

Close working partnerships with community organizations

District-wide Family Resource Coordinator

Chalkboard Equity Grant

Implementation of Discovery Program in four schools

Leadership in 8 district North Coast trauma cohort

Partnership with George Fox University Trauma Informed

School Initiative

OEA Choice Trust Employee Wellness Grant:

District Outdoor Activities

Free Staff Fitness classes

District-wide wellness challenges

Wellness learning opportunities

Building specific mini-grants

Mentor Program

ODE grant-funded program that provides 2 years of mentoring

support to new teachers. Tillamook SD serves as lead of North Coast Mentoring Consorti-

um, a six district consortium in Tillamook and Clatsop counties.

Tillamook School District 2510 First Street Tillamook , Oregon 97141 (503) 842-4414 www.tillamook.k12.or.us

The mission of the Tillamook School District is to prepare our students with the academic, artistic and social skills necessary to become positive contributors to a changing world.

District Highlights

Bond:

The community of Tillamook passed a $6 million bond last Spring with over 68% support.

Grants:

The District employs a full-time grant writer and has been the benefactor of well over $1 million in grants each of the last 15 years.

Community Service:

Tillamook School District believes that every student should be taught to give back to others. One example of this is the annual Tillamook High School Charity Drive, where high school students raise over $200,000 in just 10 days to give to Doernbecher Children’s Hospital and other charities.

Natural Resources:

Tillamook Schools are known state-wide for their Natural Resource focus and success. The District ensures that every student is provided multiple opportunities to get out into the natural learning environment in which they live.

Click here for a great video on this program.