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| - The Chief Information Officer (CIO)
- Administrative Duties
* The Chief Information Officer (CIO) reports to the head of School and is a member of the main administrative group.
* The CIO provides leadership and expertise to the administrative team in the area of information technology. S/he engages in strategic planning, guides informed decision-making, develops relevant school-wide policies, coordinates IT implementation across departments, manages the IT budget, and supervises the IT staff.
* The CIO should have excellent communication skills and demonstrate the ability to work effectively with the many constituencies within a school environment. The CIO must be student, teacher, listener, advocate, coach, administrator, and sage.
* The CIO will make regular presentations to the Board of Trustees. In addition,
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| - Administrative Duties
* The Chief Information Officer (CIO) reports to the head of School and is a member of the main administrative group.
* The CIO provides leadership and expertise to the administrative team in the area of information technology. S/he engages in strategic planning, guides informed decision-making, develops relevant school-wide policies, coordinates IT implementation across departments, manages the IT budget, and supervises the IT staff.
* The CIO should have excellent communication skills and demonstrate the ability to work effectively with the many constituencies within a school environment. The CIO must be student, teacher, listener, advocate, coach, administrator, and sage.
* The CIO will make regular presentations to the Board of Trustees. In addition, a Board-level committee may be appropriate.
* In some cases, the CIO will supervise the school's library staff. Academic Duties
* The CIO will support the academic mission of the school.
* The CIO chairs the Technology Committee and works in tandem with the various department heads and/or an Educational Technology Specialist to maximize the benefits of technology in their areas of the School.
* The CIO works in tandem with the various department heads and/or an Educational Technology Specialist to develop strategies to train the various constituencies of the school .
* The CIO should assemble and develop a customer service-oriented team that is expert in the hardware and software necessary to promote better teaching and better learning. Operational/Institutional Duties
* The CIO should investigate, deploy and/or develop information and database systems that enable major school departments (Academics, Admissions, Development, Dean of Students, College Counseling, etc.) be more productive and efficient.
* The CIO should assemble and develop a customer service-oriented team that is expert in the hardware and software necessary to maintain the school's database and information systems.
* The CIO should be forward-thinking and able to knowledgeably anticipate the future landscape of an expensive, essential, and rapidly-changing field.
- The Chief Information Officer (CIO)
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