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OPPORTUNITY 

The Head of School will serve as the School’s executive leader, school leader and face of GreenMount. The Head of School will be responsible for providing institutional and educational leadership through collaborative development and implementation of the School’s mission in a manner that promotes and embodies the whole School ethos. 

This is an exciting opportunity for the 5th head in the history of the school to lead a community with a culture of giving that values individuals and believes in equity and inclusion. The individual in this position will have the opportunity to develop into a change agent responsible for establishing a sustainable and enduring student-centered model of education.

The GreenMount School's community-based service learning program graduates prepared advocates who are ready to make positive change in their neighborhood, city, country, and the world. GreenMount’s small school community provides leaders with a unique opportunity to have an impact on students on both an individual and school level through frequent student interactions during Community Days, Theme Events, and classroom activities.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Key Responsibilities of the Head of School include:

Organizational Leadership:

• Engage in ongoing strategic planning that develops, articulates, and strengthens a vision focused on the critical elements of the school, including the academic program, hiring and developing staff, fundraising, student admissions, and family support.
• Drive growth strategies, including increased school enrollment, expanded fundraising opportunities  and continued community engagement.
• Anticipate potential challenges and proactively develop strategic solutions to ensure the school's continued success.

• Implement and manage the Strategic Plan in conjunction with the Board and applicable committees.

Instructional Leadership:

• Ensure adequate curriculum development and educational materials with a focus on creative, cooperative, and multicultural learning; ensure that sufficient special student supports are provided in the context of the School's instructional program.
• Plan and implement annual teacher evaluations.
• Support the development and execution of professional development that is meaningful and empowering.
• Use data to inform practice and make  strategic recommendations; lead and coach others in the use of academic data and other evidence to inform decision-making and instruction.

Equity Leadership: 

• Build a strong culture of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging
• Champion initiatives that advance socioemotional and academic equity for students, including neurodiverse students, BIPOC students, and other historically underserved student groups.

People Leadership:

• Lead through influence and emotional intelligence, fostering a positive and collaborative work environment that values equity and excellence.
• Hire, retain, and develop new and existing staff.
• Collaborate with and supervise the work of the Office Administrator, Academic Facilitator, Student Support Facilitator, Development Director, Admissions Director, Facilities Director, Technology Director, and all other employees of the school.

Stakeholder Engagement & Communication:

• Through interpersonal skills,  transparent communication and engagement, build and maintain strong relationships with various stakeholders, including staff, students, parents, the Board of Directors, and the broader community.
• Serve as the primary liaison to the Board for all staff by regularly attending and reporting at monthly and special Board meetings.
• Serve as the public spokesperson for the school and primary liaison to outside agencies and organizations.

Operations & Facilities Management:

• Support staff in responsibilities for day-to-day operation of the school, administration, office and building management.
• Manage team to strengthen shared operational services for the organization, including facilities, safety, compliance, technology, and procurement.

Fundraising & Budget Management: 

• Manage financial resources, ensuring budget alignment and fiscal responsibility. Provide transparent financial reporting to stakeholders. 
• Serve as an external ambassador, effectively engaging a sophisticated philanthropic and corporate community to ensure strong fundraising success and impact.
• Work with the Development Director and the Board of Trustees to manage annual fundraising campaigns, prepare grant submissions, and develop effective communications strategies with philanthropic and corporate communities.

For additional questions about this position or to speak with someone about your interest, please contact Corina Ramos at cramos@edgilityconsulting.com #LI-DS1