School Superintendent jobs in Concord, NH

POSITION, COMPENSATION, AND CONTRACT LENGTH

• Salary range: $105,000 - $120,000 with benefits
• 3-year contract

THE SEARCH PROCESS

• The search is being conducted by The Bryan Group, a leader and organization development firm with a specialty in executive search for senior level education leaders.
• Send inquiries to info@tbgleaders.com, and not to Lin-Wood SD.
• The application deadline is May 10, 2024 for maximum consideration. Only complete applications will be considered.
• The position starting date is July 1, 2024 but can be flexible for the right candidate.
• Candidates from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
• Candidate confidentiality is maintained until a candidate is identified as a finalist. All search related materials are destroyed when the search is over, or when a candidate is eliminated at a particular stage in the screening process.
• Finalist credentials are thoroughly vetted at the point a candidate is selected as a finalist.

DISTRICT AT A GLANCE
Lin-Wood School District benefits from a highly experienced and truly invested leadership team at the K-12 school level. The current leadership wears many "hats" as befits a small District and gets the opportunity, thereby, to know the inner workings of all facets of School life. This is a tremendous strength as the leadership team does not work in silos. They anticipate welcoming a new Superintendent who shares the desire to be fully involved in all aspects of the education of Lin-Wood's students from early childhood through graduation and who shares a desire to create as many opportunities as possible at every juncture along that path of a Lin-Wood student.

Lin-Wood budgets and expends significantly more than the State average per student ($28,253 in FY '22 vs. NH average for the same period of $19,400.). Lin-Wood School District benefits from strong community involvement and support. Community businesses and civic organizations in 2023 provided the graduating class roughly $60,000 in locally sponsored scholarships. Full engagement of staff (a majority of whom live in the towns of Lincoln and Woodstock) allows for incredible student experiences, both academic and life skills based.

Students participate in programs in NH and nation-wide such as Read Across America, Poetry Out Loud, Granite State Challenge, Rotary Speech Content, Rotary Interact Club, Future Business Leaders of America and more. STEM is promoted with programs such as robotics offered for grades K-12 and Visual and Performing Arts are celebrated with students taking part in exhibitions, concerts and competitions throughout the year.

A range of AP offerings are available to students, who can also earn college credits through the Running Start/Community College System of New Hampshire. In addition to everything offered in District, Students can take classes through Virtual Learning Academy (VLACS) if they are interested in a class not offered at Lin-Wood.

For students wishing to pursue immediate engagement in the workforce post-graduation or simply explore or learn more about a technical field, Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are available via partnerships with neighboring schools.

Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO) are made possible through partnerships with local businesses willing to tailor an internship to a student interest. Recreational offerings both at the most competitive levels and in the adaptive recreation realm abound because of the relationship with the local resort mountain of Loon and because of availability of outdoor recreation year-round.

Quick Facts:

• 250 students District-wide
• 50 teaching faculty
• Two contiguous school buildings (forming "One School") housing K-12 sited on 39 acres
• 93% average attendance rate
• 99% graduation rate
• Very low faculty turnover
• Extensive student participation in community service (100% for graduation and 50% participation on projects annually)
• $9 Million Budget
• Seven Member School Board
• Strategic Plan

WORK - LIFE BALANCE (Vaulting Lin-Wood to the Top of Your List!)
Very few places offer the opportunity to call a resort town their home in Fall, Winter, and Summer. Lincoln and Woodstock offer skiing and mountain biking at Loon Mountain and in the backcountry, snowmobiling, cross-country trails, hiking with famed fall foliage along the Kancamagus highway, rafting, and swimming in the Pemigewasset or walking or picnicking along its banks. The avid hiker can choose to hike Mt. Washington or numerous 4000 footers in the area. Several large and small lakes nearby offer the opportunity to go kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming, boating, and water skiing. The benefit of tourists in town is that despite a small year-round residential population, there are numerous restaurants in the area for all tastes. No state or local income taxes or sales taxes mean your salary goes further! Take advantage of all that Lin-Wood has to offer!