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Georgia School Boards Association
Title: Superintendent, Jasper County Schools
Deadline for receipt of materials: December 10, 2009
Vacancy Status:
- Interim Superintendent, Mr. Gene Trammell
- Contultant: Dr. Don Rooks
TIME LINE
Deadline for receipt of nominations:
November 24, 2009
Deadline for receipt of applications:
December 10, 2009
New Superintendent appointed:
Board Decision
New Superintendent assumes office:
Negotiable
- Approved Announcement
Qualifications & Characteristics
The Superintendent of Schools serves as the chief executive officer of the school system and is responsible to the Board of Education for ensuring compliance with all board policies, Georgia Board of Education rules and regulations, and state and federal laws. Candidates will be evaluated on their professional merits with emphasis on the following criteria:
Possession of the doctorate level degree is important, though not mandatory.
It is mandatory that applicants possess the L-6 or higher level certification. (Eligibility information is available from the Division of Certification, Professional Standards Commission, Two Peachtree Street, Suite 6000, Atlanta, GA 30303; 404/232-2500 or www.gapsc.com.)
Successful experience as a superintendent is important, but not mandatory.
Preference will be given to candidates from the Southeastern United States.
Candidates with a documented history of leadership in community organizations and other community affairs.
Candidates with a proven record of participation in and successful leadership in professional organizations are sought.
Candidates with outstanding experience, understanding, and abilities relating to the areas of budgets, administration, and curriculum/instruction are sought.
Candidates with a proven record of sound fiscal management, who are experienced and knowledgeable in budgeting and in education finance.
Candidates who have been able to work cooperatively with the board and the community, and who have been visibly involved in school and community activities.
Mission
The mission statement for the system states "the responsibility of the Jasper County School System is to graduate all of our students so they are prepared for future opportunities." It is their vision to provide committed staff, supportive environments, and high standards to achieve academic growth and success for every child.
About Us
Facts and Figures
Enrollment: 2,240
Number of Schools: 4 (1 Primary, 1 Elementary, 1 Middle, 1 High)
Budget: $18,000,000
Staff: Professional 168, Classified 198
The Community
Jasper County is located 60 miles southeast of Atlanta, 50 miles southwest of Athens, and 40 miles northeast of Macon. This growing county offers a broad range of activities for the whole family. There are historic homes and buildings throughout the county. Monticello, the county seat, is named in honor of President Thomas Jefferson's Virginia estate.
The county offers a wealth of recreation choices nearby. Lake Jackson extends into Jasper County and Lake Oconee and Lake Sinclair are just a short drive away. The Ocmulgee River runs through the county as well, and there are lots of walking trails, horseback riding, biking, camping, canoeing and more outdoor activities to enjoy. A mild climate, a beautiful community with southern charm and hospitality, and its proximity to shopping and entertainment all make Jasper County a great place to live.
The School System
The Jasper County School System offers educators a chance to work in a system noted for its educational excellence, progressive curriculum and opportunities for professional growth.
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Introduction
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