The Pembroke Hill School
Kansas City, Missouri
Lower School Principal/ Division Head
Begins 2021/2022 School Year
The Pembroke Hill School is a 100+ year independent school with 1150 students Early Years through 12^th grade located in the heart of Kansas City, MO near the historic Country Club Plaza.  There are 2 campuses serving the Upper and Lower schools, located within a mile of each other.  Pembroke Hill is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS) and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). 
We are dedicated to helping our students achieve educational excellence while guiding them to become individuals of character who believe that they can and do make a difference in our school community and the community beyond Pembroke Hill.
The Lower School division, located on the Wornall campus across from historic Loose Park serves approximately 375 children.  Our lower school students in kindergarten through fifth grade experience an educational environment that focuses on their social, emotional and academic needs and recognizes their individual learning styles.  Our classrooms feature two experienced educators (a lead teacher and a faculty assistant) who use a multitude of teaching methods, extensive classroom materials and technology to support students as they go about their work.  We have excellent programs in spanish, science, art, music, physical education, library and computer technology.  Our school is committed to a culturally competent education.

Primary Duties:

1.  Plan, develop and supervise all division programs – academic, student support services and activities, division calendar and events, parent communication and education.
2. Develop and supervise division faculty and staff.
3. Develop and manage the school division’s operating budget.
4. Plan and communicate with other school divisions (administration and faculty) and with other areas of the school’s operations (ex. admissions, athletics, development, communications, finance).  
5.  Communicate with division parent community