Assistant Principal

THE ACCELERATED SCHOOL•Los Angeles, CA

83d•$115,000 - $157,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Accelerated Schools (TAS) is seeking an Assistant Principal for Wallis Annenberg High School in Los Angeles, CA. This full-time position, funded by the Annenberg Math Grant, involves serving as a key instructional leader. The Assistant Principal will focus on coaching teachers to enhance classroom pedagogy and improve student outcomes. Responsibilities include staff evaluations, supervision, support, data-driven practices, and curriculum and instructional leadership. The role also involves fostering a positive and inclusive culture for students, staff, and families, ensuring a supportive and collaborative school community. TAS is committed to preparing over 1,700 TK-12 students for success in college, career, and life through an approach that blends innovation, equity, and compassion. The instructional approach incorporates research-based practices like project-based learning, student choice, self-direction, and mentoring. Behavior support is managed through Restorative Practices and Circles. TAS is dedicated to educational equity, creating culturally responsive practices and honoring diverse voices.

Requirements

California Single Subject credential w/English Learners Authorization (required)
California Administrative Services Credential (required)
At least three years of classroom teaching experience
Minimum of 1-2 years site administrator or equivalent experience preferred
Work experience at a wide range of grade levels, spanning middle and high school. (preferred)
Experience developing and/or facilitating professional development for other educators. (preferred)
Experience in a leadership capacity i.e., department chairperson, grade level lead teacher. (preferred)

Nice To Haves

Spanish Bilingual (preferred)

Responsibilities

Lead teachers, teacher leaders, and department chairs in improving student outcomes through data-driven instruction, professional development, and feedback.
Coach, manage, evaluate, support, and inspire teachers and staff through observations and feedback.
Set high achievement standards for students to be college and/or career-ready.
Ensure school-wide curriculum, assessments, and instructional strategies align with California state standards.
Collaborate with the Leadership Team on curriculum, instruction, and assessment in all core subjects and other courses.
Design, implement, and evaluate professional development for faculty and staff.
Collect, analyze, and share data to drive student achievement and inform school programs, including master scheduling and student access to courses.
Collaborate with teachers to design and implement 21st-century curricula, including personalized and project-based learning.
Coordinate assessments (e.g., CAASPP), analyze results, and share findings to inform instruction.
Stay current with research and participate in professional development and meetings.
Oversee student safety and campus security to ensure a safe learning environment.
Collaborate with support staff on student absences, health, and wellness.
Supervise student activities and coordinate student incentive and recognition programs.
Assist in the development, implementation, and enforcement of school policies and procedures.
Foster positive and effective communication with all stakeholders.
Create a welcoming and enthusiastic environment for staff, students, and parents.
Engage parents and community members in the school's vision and goals.
Perform other related duties as assigned.