Data Coordinator | | TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITIES: Data Collection including but not limited to: K-8 Common Writing, K-5 ELA, 9-12, Midterms and Finals, NYS assessments, Regents, NYSESLAT, NYSITELL Data Verification including but not limited to: State Accountability, Assessment, Attendance, BEDS/FRPL, Graduation, School Tool Program Services; FRPL&ENL Data Reporting including but not limited to: Local and State Assessment, State Accountability, SSEC, Assessment budget Data Analysis including but not limited to: Local and State Assessment, Program Evaluation, District Annual Reports Tech Support including but not limited to: serving as CBT Testing Coordinator KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: - Oversee the collection, verification, correction, storage, and transmission of district data related to student demographics, enrollment, program services, and assessments
- Organize and maintain databases, ensuring data accuracy and implementing data security protocols. This includes data entry, data cleaning and data validation
- Manage district compliance with NYSED data certification schedules, deadlines, including securing Superintendent approval
- Administer and maintain the district’s data warehouse, NYSSIS, BOCES dashboard, and SEDDAS systems
- Collaborate with IT staff to ensure student information systems meet reporting requirements and support customized report generation
- Collaborate with administrators as needed
- Oversees District database systems including but not limited to SchoolTool
- Build data to create visual presentations that ensure clarity, and understanding by various stakeholders/audiences, in areas included but not limited to: attendance, SEL, academic, behavioral
- Monitor and enforce data privacy and protection policies; manage breaches and complaints as needed
- Develop internal policies and procedures for data integrity and security
- Provide ongoing training and support to staff on data systems and NYSED initiatives
- Serve as liaison with NYSED and other agencies regarding data reporting and system use
- Lead district data team meetings and attend regional/state data council meetings
- Maintain compliance with data governance requirements and provide regular status updates to the Superintendent
- Oversees District database systems including but not limited to SchoolTool
- All other duties as assigned
| $70,000 base; commensurate with experience |
Athletic Trainer | | TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITES (Illustrative Only) - Renders first aide, including CPR, cleaning and bandaging of wounds, applying heat or cold to prompt healing
- Attends athletic events, requires a flexible work schedule, evenings, weekends, as needed
- Collaborates and communicates with the school physician/organization regarding health care and recommended treatment/rehabilitation of all athletic injuries
- Oversees the management of and ordering of supplies and equipment
- Maintains and administers prescribed rehabilitation and treatment
- Provides instruction to coaches and athletes regarding prevention of athletic injuries
- Administers preventative taping, bandaging, and wrapping
- Assists in the coordination of medical examinations for student athletes
- Maintains fully supplied first aid kits for all teams
- Advises Director of Health, Physical Education and Athletics as to the safety condition of athletic equipment and facilities
- Maintains up to date records of injuries, treatment, referrals and other related data regarding athletics
- Assists coaches with condition, weight training and injury prevention programs
- Applies, fits, and adjusts protective equipment and instructs coaches and athletes as to the methods of the same
- Recommends to student athletes how to relieve soreness, strains, bruises
- Prepares student accident reports
- All other duties as assigned by supervisor
FULL PERFORMANCE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS: Thorough knowledge of sports medicine; thorough knowledge of Advance First Aid; good knowledge of the operation and maintenance of health care equipment used; skill in the application of athletic health care techniques; ability to evaluate, plan and coordinate the appropriate care of injured athletes; ability to communicate effectively with others; ability to motivate and encourage the injured athletes during reconditioning; ability to get along with others; ability to keep accurate records and prepare reports as necessary; ability to respond positively to distressing human situations; willingness to be exposed to disagreeable conditions such as offensive sights, odors, blood, etc.; good judgement; dependability; courtesy; tact; physical condition commensurate with the demands of position. | $55,000 |
School Monitors | | Full and part time positions in buildings and Transportation Department School monitors provide generalized supervision of students in a school / cafeteria / bus surrounding. | $15.50 per hour |
Teacher Aides | | Full time Teacher Aide positions in all buildings | $15.75 per hour |
Teaching Assistants | | Full and part-time Teaching Assistants | $16.50 per hour |
English Language Learners (ELL/ENL/TESOL) Teacher | | Probationary ELL /ENL/TESOL Teacher | $46,446 base, *pending negotiations |
Bus Drivers | | Bus drivers, numerous routes open | $26.50 per hour |