Mill Creek Middle School, located in the heart of the Kent valley, serves a diverse population of approximately 832 students in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades. The campus offers a wide range of academic and extra-curricular activities in a state-of-the-art, technology-rich facility. Rigorous instruction is provided at all levels of the curriculum. English Language Learners and special education students receive needed support services. We have a one-to-one technology environment where every student has a laptop, providing anytime, anywhere learning. The Mill Creek staff is an outstanding group of professionals who strive to meet the unique needs of our students and their families.
- Participates in the evaluation of instructional and non-instructional staff; observes the performance of staff and offers suggestions for performance improvement.
- Assists in interviewing candidates for instructional and non-instructional positions; plans duty roster; conducts effective and relevant teachers’ meetings.
- Supervises and evaluates assigned phases of the educational program; initiates programs and organization with the adopted course of study; assists in the analysis of the effectiveness of the curriculum; and recommends changes and in-service curricular activities as needed.
- Encourages department heads to suggest and recommend program directions and improvements.
- Prepares a variety of reports relating to curriculum plans and progress and other school matters; assures adequate supplies and materials are available; assures proper inventory of supplies, materials, furniture, and equipment.
- Oversees utilization of school building by outside groups; anticipates special needs involving custodial and maintenance staff; assures proper safety and health factors in the building.
- Assists in organizing and administering extra-curricular activities within the school; assumes responsibility for disciplinary policies and actions; meets with parents in order to better understand and communicate with students.
- Participates in the formulation of the annual school budget.
- Maintains association and liaison with the community; contributes to the overall public relations program of the school and district.
- Serves on a variety of committees and works on special projects as assigned.
- Serves as member of the leadership team of the school and district; performs related duties consistent with the scope and intent of the position as assigned.
- Valid Washington State administrative certificate.
- Master's degree and completion of an accredited teacher training program as determined by the Washington State Department of Education and five years teaching experience; or any equivalent combination of education, experience, and training that would provide the applicant with the desired knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform the work and to meet certification requirements.
- Three years of teaching experience (at the middle school level); five years preferred.
- Two years of demonstrated successful school-based secondary leadership experience.