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2026-27 Bookstore Manager - Horizon HS

Paradise Valley USD 69•Scottsdale, AZ
•Onsite

About The Position

The Bookstore Manager provides fiscal services and support for student body and school-site activities. The role conveys and updates fiscal information and ensures that financial practices are followed and funds are disbursed within proper and legal guidelines. The position is based at Horizon High School and reports to the Site Principal. The manager collects and processes funds, maintains and reconciles financial records, compiles financial information, and monitors financial procedures for student activities, events, clubs, the bookstore, and other site operations. The role also supports audits, prepares written and financial materials, requests vendor quotations, researches discrepancies, performs clerical functions, and responds to questions from staff, students, parents, and administrators about financial procedures. The work is performed under limited supervision using standardized practices. It involves directing other persons within a small work unit and may require resources from other work units. The role is an 11-month position, scheduled for 8 hours per day, at Grade 21 and $19.46 per hour. It is non-interim and listed as non-exempt. The position requires a high school diploma or equivalent, job-related experience, the ability to be bonded, pre-employment proficiency testing, a criminal background clearance, and a valid Arizona DPS Level I IVP Fingerprint Clearance Card.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent.
  • Job-related experience is required; no duration is specified.
  • Ability to be bonded.
  • Valid Arizona DPS Level I IVP Fingerprint Clearance Card.
  • Criminal background clearance.
  • Completion of pre-employment proficiency tests.
  • Skills in operating standard office equipment, performing standard bookkeeping, preparing and maintaining accurate records, and using relevant software applications.
  • Knowledge of basic mathematics, including calculations with fractions, percentages, and ratios; ability to read manuals, write in prescribed formats, present information, and solve practical problems.
  • Knowledge of bookkeeping principles and practices, standard office machines, office methods and practices, and basic computer applications.
  • Ability to schedule activities or meetings; gather, collate, and classify data; and use basic job-related equipment.
  • Ability to work with diverse individuals and circumstances, use defined processes, interpret guidelines independently, and identify issues and develop action plans.
  • Attention to detail; communication with diverse groups; ability to meet deadlines and schedules, work with frequent interruptions, and handle detailed information and data.
  • Ability to perform the physical demands described, including occasional lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling; some stooping, kneeling, crouching, or crawling; and significant fine-finger dexterity.

Responsibilities

  • Assist district auditors by providing supporting documentation and information about internal processes.
  • Collect funds from student events, including ticket sales, yearbook purchases, club fundraisers, and student class fees.
  • Compile financial information for the site, including gift and donation funds, capital funds, and traveler fees.
  • Maintain financial records for student activities and events, ensuring records are complete, available, and compliant with district policy and regulatory guidelines.
  • Monitor financial procedures with individuals responsible for school-site financial operations, including student activities, fundraisers, the bookstore, the Athletic Department, and student clubs.
  • Participate in site administrative team meetings, in-service training, and workshops to convey or gather information needed for the role.
  • Perform general and program-specific clerical functions, such as distributing purchase orders, scheduling, copying, and faxing.
  • Prepare written materials and financial information to document activities, provide references, convey information, and meet financial, legal, or administrative requirements.
  • Process financial information, including ticket cash boxes, tax credit and donation information, and check requisitions.
  • Reconcile financial data to maintain accurate account balances and ensure compliance with accounting practices.
  • Request quotations from vendors, the warehouse, and district office staff to obtain cost information and support purchasing.
  • Research financial discrepancies to verify accuracy and follow established procedures before processing.
  • Respond to staff, students, parents, and administrators regarding student and site financial procedures, providing information, direction, or referrals.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned to support efficient and effective work-unit operations.

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