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Math, Science, & Technology Magnet Academy at Roosevelt High School – Principal, Secondary 2 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants ABOUT THE MATH, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY MAGNET ACADEMY (MSTMA) AT ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL MSTMA is located on the iconic Roosevelt High School campus, home of the Mighty Rough Riders in the heart of historic Boyle Heights. We serve 530 students, who have access to state‑of‑the‑art athletics facilities, laboratories, exemplary teachers, and technology. MSTMA is focused on building school and family relationships, culturally responsive practices, and most importantly, student learning. In collaboration with families and community, our students experience an interdisciplinary and social justice‑oriented Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math magnet program that is infused with Humanities courses to develop cultural awareness and social‑emotional skills so students can flourish in their college, career, and post‑secondary life. About the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools Launched in 2007, the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools’s mission is to transform schools to revolutionize school systems, empowering all students with a high‑quality education. The Partnership is a non‑profit, in‑district partner to LA Unified, and not a charter network. As an independent nonprofit organization, the Partnership serves 13,500 students across 20 LA Unified schools in Boyle Heights, South Los Angeles, and Watts. The Partnership works within the District context, including honoring all collective bargaining agreements for its teachers and school staff. The Principal Role in the Partnership for LA Schools Network We seek a transformational school leader who is committed to every student and family in the community. In the Partnership network, we aim to foster schools where students experience joy as they learn and grow, where students develop a positive sense of their identity, where student voices are empowered, where culturally responsive pedagogy and practice is enacted, and where students and families see the school as a liberative force within the community. Partnership schools build strong systems, which allow strong student academic growth and school culture to thrive. Principals are responsible for meeting all obligations as described in the LA Unified School Leadership Framework, including building a culture of learning and growth, overseeing classroom instruction, managing school operations, engaging families and community, and owning the growth and development of adults in the school community. Benefits Of Joining The Partnership Network Partnership principals belong to a tightly‑knit network of transformative administrators who desire to learn from one another. All of our principals report to an experienced school transformation leader who supervises and coaches 4–6 principals, ensuring meaningful guidance and individualized support. Partnership schools are LA Unified schools, and our administrators earn the same competitive pay, benefits, and Associated Administrators of Los Angeles (AALA) membership as in any District school. Partners have higher earning potential than most LA Unified school leaders, earning to work the year‑round calendar and may be recognized and rewarded for their impact and tenure. We offer an additional signing bonus for experienced principals with proven impact. About You You have a deep belief in the power of the Boyle Heights community, and have love for the students and families we serve, who are primarily Latinx and Black/African American. You believe in the Partnership’s mission and core values of courage, creativity, collective action, and continuous improvement. You are committed to ambitious growth in academic achievement for all students, and understand the systems needed at the school level to drive improvement in teaching and learning. You foster an anti‑racist culture that promotes diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging for students and adults. You communicate frequently and openly with stakeholders. You believe that all people can learn, grow, and adapt to new circumstances, yourself included. You possess an unmatched work ethic and the highest level of integrity. You seek to continuously improve your leadership practice through peer collaboration and reflection. You are relentless in your pursuit of excellence for yourself, your students, and colleagues. LAUSD Minimum Requirements At least eight years of successful full‑time public school certificated service, including: Minimum of three years of experience as a teacher in a K‑12 public school program. Minimum of two years of experience at a secondary school. Two years of service in an administrative or supervisory position using an administrative credential, such as an assistant principal or equivalent position. A valid California Administrative Services Credential. A valid California teaching credential requiring a Bachelor’s degree and a program of professional preparation, including student teaching. Master’s degree from an accredited college or university. Multicultural coursework (candidates have one year to complete after hire). District Master Plan requirements (candidates have one year to complete after hire). Compensation 44G – E Basis Total first year salary ranges from $153,246 to $191,103. Compensation comes from two sources: LAUSD provides the base salary (between $137,393 and $171,333 44G, E‑Basis, 234 paid days) and the Partnership supplements the principal’s salary for working a year‑round school calendar (equivalent to the A‑Basis calendar of 261 paid days). The Partnership may provide an additional one‑time bonus for additional experience and/or performance. Application Deadline DEADLINE: Sunday, November 30, 2025. Since Partnership school staff are all employees of LAUSD, selected candidates must pass all LAUSD administrator hiring procedures. The selected candidate will sign their contract with LAUSD. Candidates Must Submit The Following With Their Application Letter of Intent that describes successful experience in the following areas: Serving as the instructional leader of your school site. Using data to make informed decisions related to the instructional program and budget. Collaborating with stakeholders, including parents and community members or partner organizations, to maintain a learning environment that supports all students. Building trust with staff, students, and families on your campus. Please share if you are a Spanish speaker at the fluent or conversational levels. Current resume (include employee number, if a District employee). Upload a separate attachment that includes evidence of your current school's academic and other achievements for 2024‑25 (SBA, reclassification, iReady, student attendance, staff attendance, school experience survey, or other data are welcome). Upload a separate attachment list of four (4) references with valid contact information including your current supervisor and three of the following: a direct report such as an assistant principal or out‑of‑classroom teacher, a classroom teacher, a parent/community member, a classified staff member. Equal Opportunities for Employment and Promotions The Los Angeles Unified School District intends that all qualified persons shall have equal opportunities for employment and promotions. Non‑Discrimination Policy #J-18808-Ljbffr