QUALIFICATIONS
High school diploma or equivalent (bachelor’s degree preferred)
Minimum of three (3) years of experience performing routine office/clerical duties; experience in a school setting preferred
Demonstrated knowledge of current computing technologies and software applications appropriate to the position’s job responsibilities, such as Microsoft Office and Google Suite
Demonstrated ability to deal effectively with parents, students, teachers, and the public
Demonstrated knowledge of modern office practices and procedures, school bookkeeping, grammar, punctuation, spelling, and proofreading
Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing
Passion for helping children succeed in reaching their fullest potential
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Answers the telephone, responds to inquiries, and provides information based on extensive knowledge of school programs and activities.
Establishes and maintains control procedures for processing incoming correspondence and action documents.
Composes moderately to highly complex correspondence for signature and maintains highly complex correspondence and records in support of the Board of Directors
Maintains current information regarding policies, programs, and procedures
Processes routine and more complex matters within established policies
Opens and distributes mail; assembles material for use by supervisor and others
Prepares travel reports, etc. for school personnel
Orders supplies, initiates purchase orders, authorizes payment for items received
Maintains department/division personnel records and processes personnel paperwork related to newly hired department/division employees.
Coordinates preparations for workshops, meetings, seminars
Maintains complete filing systems and records as required
Maintains confidentiality regarding school and business matters
Follows adopted policies and procedures in accordance with priorities of the GSCA Board.
Conducts oneself in the best interest of students, in accordance with the highest traditions.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Capable of lifting/carrying 20 lbs. and occasionally up to 50 lbs.; some physical activity required.
REPORTS TO THE PRINCIPAL
Grand Strand Charter Arts is the first performing and visual arts school in Horry County. Grades served will be 8-11 in Year 1, 8-12 in Year 2, and 7-12 in Year 3.
www.grandstrandcharterarts.org
Since 1845, Limestone University has a history of leading the way in education. That dedication to learning continued in 2021, with Limestone University making the commitment to become one of the first institutions of higher education charter school authorizers in South Carolina. The University has created a separate entity, the Limestone Charter Association (LCA), to oversee daily operations of its charter schools, but will be an integral part of the Association.
The mission of LCA is to serve as the cornerstone of charter school authorizing in South Carolina and to facilitate a positive, educational environment that fosters school autonomy through support and oversight of its member schools. LCA believes it is an authorizer’s role to support and monitor the school and it is the school’s role to teach the children and make decisions in the best interest of its students. LCA will ensure: