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Deputy Superintendent of Teaching
and Learning

Closes: September 30, 2019
SALARY RANGE: $157,214-$192,841
The Deputy Superintendent of Teaching and Learning
is responsible for the leadership and coordination of all
instructional programs to ensure the most effective impact
of these programs and activities on student achievement.
The role formulates a clear vision to inspire others,
develops leaders to drive programs to high performance,
and builds district capacity to leverage and sustain
improvement. This position is responsible for exercising
direct line authority over the Academic Affairs Division to
ensure that quality leadership and teaching are provided
to promote sustained academic achievement and the
development and implementation of special education.
The Deputy Superintendent of Teaching and Learning
serves as a member of the Superintendent's cabinet and
supervises the administration and implementation of the
district's instructional programs.
The Savannah-Chatham School System is one of the largest
school systems in the state of Georgia. We serve 38,000
students in our 55 diverse schools. Our proud city features
some of the South's best cuisine, and, thanks to our warm
climate, outdoor dining is available almost year round. On
top of all that, our many museums, festivals and exhibits
provide unmatched culture and excitement. Find out why
we say "Live where you Teach. Love where you teach."

By Jamie Malinak, Senior Director at
Norfolk Public Schools

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Education Outside
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Many educators may have thoughts of
becoming an administrator, a consultant,
or working for a company that aligns with
education such as a publishing company.
If you f ind yourself with aspirations
like these, here are some simple steps
to ensure you stand out f rom other
educators with the same vision.
1. Teach multiple grade levels/subjects.
Although we all have our favorite grade
or subject to teach, it is important for you
to understand the nuances of multiple
areas.
2 . Seek out ways to be involved.
Depending on the size of your district, you
may have the opportunity to volunteer
to be on school-level or district-level
committees. Your participation not only
gives you insight on how decisions are
made, but it also gives you the chance to
make connections with others in higherranking positions.
3. Get that degree.
If you haven't gotten your masters
degree, get it. If you already have it, go
for the Education Specialist (Ed.S) or the
Doctorate (Ed.D or Ph.D). Make yourself
stand out...
A longer version of this opinion article
appears on TopSchoolJobs.org.
The opinions expressed in the blog are
strictly those of the author and do not
reflect the opinions or endorsement
of Editorial Projects in Education,
TopSchoolJobs, or any of its publications.

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