Posted 1mo ago

Board Clerk and Director of District Operations

@ Osage City Unified School District 420
Osage City, Kansas, United States
$20-$25/hrOnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:Governance, HR coordination, Food service oversight
Requirements Summary:Experience in district administration; accounting/finance education preferred; proficiency in Microsoft Office and accounting software; ability to handle confidential information and multiple priorities.
Technical Tools Mentioned:Microsoft Office, PowerSchool, Accounting software, Software Unlimited
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Job Description

Position Overview


The Director of District Operations & Board Clerk serves as a central administrative pillar for USD 420. This redesigned role focuses on board governance, human resources, food service management, and district-wide communications. By transitioning technical payroll execution to an external partner, this position is able to prioritize district compliance, student data integrity, and public relations.


Core Responsibilities


1. Board Clerk & Governance



  • Prepare and distribute Board of Education agendas, supporting documents, and meeting minutes.

  • Serve as the official custodian of district records and the Kansas Open Records Act (KORA) officer.

  • Coordinate district elections with the County Election Officer.

  • Manage the publication of all legal notices and district policies in coordination with KASB.


2. Human Resources & Personnel (Non-Payroll)



  • Recruitment: Manage job postings on K-REAP, district website, and social media; coordinate interview schedules.

  • Onboarding: Facilitate new hire orientation, including contract preparation and benefits enrollment (Health/KPERS).

  • Compliance: Track teacher certification/licensure status and ensure all employees have current background checks on file.

  • Liaison: Act as the primary point of contact for the external payroll provider (Greenbush), ensuring all contract and salary data is accurate.


3. Food Service Director



  • Oversee the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program.

  • Manage Direct Certification, free/reduced meal applications, and monthly state reimbursement claims.

  • Ensure district compliance with health inspections and nutritional standards.

  • Coordinate with cafeteria staff for inventory management and procurement.


4. Communications & Public Relations



  • Website Management: Maintain and update the district website to ensure information is current, accessible, and compliant with state requirements.

  • Social Media: Curate and post regular content to district social media channels to highlight student achievements and school events.

  • Community Relations: Draft and distribute district-wide newsletters and emergency alerts (e.g., weather closures).


5. Student Data & Compliance



  • Serve as the primary KIDS (Kansas Individual Data System) administrator for state reporting.

  • Coordinate the Open Enrollment process, including application tracking and capacity reporting to the board.

  • Manage the Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) and other periodic federal/state reporting mandates.




Qualifications




  • Education: High school diploma required; Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or business administration preferred.




  • Experience: Previous experience in school district administration, payroll, or food service management is highly desirable.




  • Technical Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office and accounting software (Softward Unliminted/PowerSchool experience a plus).




  • Attributes: Exceptional confidentiality, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple simultaneous responsibilities.






Benefits




  • Single paid health insurance policy (dental included).




  • 403(b) match plan.




  • Paid vacation and sick leave.




  • A supportive and collaborative work environment focused on student success.