e Walton Central School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer Acting Superintendent Elementary School Principal Director of Curriculum Dean of Students Interim High School Principal Acting Middle School Principal Larry omas Mark Dupra Adam Hoover Mike Snider Jane O’Shea Art Loomis 47-49 Stockton Avenue Walton, New York 13856 Teaching, Learning, Caring, & Growing … Together 607-865-4116 http://www.waltoncsd.org Walton, New York e Walton CSD rests in the Village of Walton, a close-knit community of about 3,100 on the banks of the Delaware River in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains. Walton is located approximately 150 miles from the New York City. Binghamton is about an hour away, with Albany, Syracuse, and the Scranton, PA each about two hours away. Oneonta is a short 25-minute ride. Five colleges are located with- in an hour’s drive: SUNY Delhi, SUNY Oneon- ta, Hartwick College, Binghamton University, and SUNY Broome. e community is a proud and active support- er of its school district. Major employers include KRAFT corporation and UHS Delaware Valley, the local hospital. Walton also the hosts the Delaware County Fair, now in its 133rd year. A radio station (WDLA) and weekly newspaper (e Reporter) cov- er our community news. A wide range of faiths are served within 15-minute drive. According to the 2010 census, the area population was approximately 5,576, with 3,088 of those in the Vil- lage of Walton. ere are plenty of outdoor activities in the Walton area, including golfing, tennis, swimming, camping, hunting, boating, fishing, hiking, picnicking, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. Cultural activities in or near Walton include con- certs provided by “Music on the Delaware,” the his- toric Walton eater, seasonal festivals and other artistic endeavors. Our Vision Who We Are e Walton Central School District strives to maintain an environment that sets high academic standards; requires quality performance; and fos- ters mutual cooperation, emotional support, and personal growth. Board of Education Connect With Us e Walton CSD has a passionate group of com- munity members who serve three-year terms on the Board of Education. e Board is made up of seven members. e Board is supportive of the adminis- tration and staff in reaching the District’s goals. On Facebook http://www.facebook.com/waltoncsd On Instagram https://instagram.com/waltoncsd
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The Walton Central School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Acting Superintendent
Elementary School Principal
Director of Curriculum
Dean of Students
Interim High School Principal
Acting Middle School Principal
Larry Thomas
Mark Dupra
Adam Hoover
Mike Snider
Jane O’Shea
Art Loomis
47-49 Stockton AvenueWalton, New York 13856
Teaching, Learning, Caring, & Growing … Together
607-865-4116
http://www.waltoncsd.org
Walton, New YorkThe Walton CSD rests in the Village of Walton, a
close-knit community of about 3,100 on the banks of the Delaware River in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains.
Walton is located approximately 150 miles from the New York City. Binghamton is about an hour away, with Albany, Syracuse, and the Scranton, PA each about two hours away. Oneonta is a short 25-minute ride. Five colleges are located with-in an hour’s drive: SUNY Delhi, SUNY Oneon-ta, Hartwick College, Binghamton University, and SUNY Broome.
The community is a proud and active support-er of its school district. Major employers include KRAFT corporation and UHS Delaware Valley, the local hospital. Walton also the hosts the Delaware County Fair, now in its 133rd year. A radio station (WDLA) and weekly newspaper (The Reporter) cov-er our community news. A wide range of faiths are served within 15-minute drive.
According to the 2010 census, the area population was approximately 5,576, with 3,088 of those in the Vil-lage of Walton. There are plenty of outdoor activities in the Walton area, including golfing, tennis, swimming, camping, hunting, boating, fishing, hiking, picnicking, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.
Cultural activities in or near Walton include con-certs provided by “Music on the Delaware,” the his-toric Walton Theater, seasonal festivals and other artistic endeavors.
Our Vision
Who We Are
The Walton Central School District strives to maintain an environment that sets high academic standards; requires quality performance; and fos-ters mutual cooperation, emotional support, and personal growth.
Board of Education
Connect With Us
The Walton CSD has a passionate group of com-munity members who serve three-year terms on the Board of Education. The Board is made up of seven members. The Board is supportive of the adminis-tration and staff in reaching the District’s goals.
On Facebookhttp://www.facebook.com/waltoncsd
On Instagramhttps://instagram.com/waltoncsd
Walton Central School DistrictQualifications High School Principal
Salary Range
How to Apply
1. Master’s Degree in Education from an accredited College or University.2. Valid NYS administrative certificate.3. Minimum of five years successful teaching experience.
$90,000-$100,000
Interested applicants should submit the following by March 1, 2019:• Letter of application• Current resume• Completed application• Copies of Certifications• Reference list and/or documents
Please send to:Lawrence A. Thomas
Acting Superintendent of SchoolsWalton Central School District
47-49 Stockton AvenueWalton, NY 13856
Anticipated start date: July 1, 2019
The High School Principal will provide vision and leadership that guides the direction of the school to address the unique needs of high school students. The candidate should pos-sess skills to:• Craft a safe and welcoming school environment. Be visible and accessible to all and set a positive tone for the workplace. Create practices that acknowledge student and staff achievement.• Collaboratively develop programs and associated training that focus on immediate and long-range program needs.• Hire staff and provide orientation and/or mentoring. Observe and evaluate building employees.• Support all school-related student activities. Establish expectations for proper conduct. Take corrective action in a fair, firm, and consistent manner. • Monitor the general condition of the building. Assist district administration in the purchase of program equipment and supplies, and with budget formation.• Model positive behavior. Foster constructive relations between the school and the community.• Report to the central administration and/or the board of education on matters of educational interest.• Perform other duties as assigned by the Superintendent of Schools.
• 2018 graduation rate: 92 percent• Three AP and 10 college-level courses offered through SUNY Broome• Outstanding agricultural and FFA program• Summer school program; summer driver education classes• Student clubs and activities include: Sources of Strength, Alternatives to Violence, Drama, FBLA, Gay Straight Alliance, Skiing, Travel Club, Varsity Club, Yearbook, HS Musical, Marching and Pep Band, Student Council, and National Honor Society.
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