POSTED: October 21st, 2025 DEADLINE: November 4th, 2025
DESCRIPTION:
Responsible for the administration of the Higher Education,
Adult Vocational Training, Youth Work Learn, Vocational Education, and Johnson
O’Malley Program’s, Grants with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and work
cooperatively with all school districts in the development of in school
programs K-12.
Primary Responsibilities:
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Responsible for the
preparation, monitoring, and the continuation of the Higher Education,
Adult Vocational Training, Youth Work Learn, Vocational Training, and
Johnson O’Malley Program budgets, which will include but not be limited to
salaries, supplies, equipment, travel/per diem, student/client grants,
etc.
Provide entry,
destination, and follow-up counseling services to Lac Vieux Desert Indian
students in Higher Education or AVT Program who seek career advancement.
Assist student/client in
completing the required applications.
Assist students with
special problems concerning their education or vocational training K-12.
Serve as an advocate for
Indian student’s interests within the various institutions.
Assist students in job
placement efforts upon program completion.
Work directly with the LVD
Indian Education Committee regarding their participation in planning,
development, implementation, and evaluation of JOM programs and in school
programming K-12.
Interpret the various
Federal laws and regulations pertaining to education to the community.
Develop, review, and
implement policies and procedures relating to education programs adopted
by the Lac Vieux Desert Tribal Council.
Develop rapport with
various administrators, counselors, admissions personnel, placement
officers, etc.
Keep abreast of current
events and trends in education by attending conferences and workshops on
local, state, and national levels.
Prepare and maintain all
required reports, records, files, etc.
Establish and maintain a
working relationship between business and school communities.
Work cooperatively with
School District staff in the development of in school programs K-12.
Work with the tribal administrator to
manage fiscal responsibilities.
Work with the Treasurer to
maintain accurate financial reports.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
OF THE JOB:
Demonstrate excellent
interpersonal skills.
Excellent leadership
skills.
Ability to work flexible
hours.
Ability to motivate and
manage people to their fullest potential.
Strong organizational
skills.
Excellent communication
and presentation skills.
STRATEGY AND
PLANNING:
Takes a leadership role in
driving a collaborative process with the Education Committee School Boards,
staff and members that would result in the development of goals, objectives,
and operational plans for the organization.
Oversees preparation of
the annual budget and other necessary financial documents. Provides
information and justifications for the Education committee, administration
and council in its budgetary review and approval process.
ORGANIZATIONAL
MANAGEMENT:
Leads, motivates, and
develops staff and board so that they are passionate about what the
Education department has achieved and are committed to working effectively
toward continual improvement.
Ensures that the
organization has the appropriate systems, physical space, and technology
to operate efficiently and effectively.
Skills & Qualifications:
MINIMUM
QUALIFICATIONS:
.
One (1) year’s work
experience in education or administration.
Must demonstrate knowledge
and understanding of State, Federal, and Tribal regulations for
educational programs as they relate to the Lac Vieux Desert Indian people.
Must be dedicated to the
educational advancement of the Lac
Vieux Desert
community.
Must possess a valid
driver’s license, vehicle, and liability insurance.
Must pass drug screen and
background check.
PREFERRED
QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor’s degree in
education, Social Science, or Administration, or commensurate education
experience.
Five years’ experience in
related areas of education administration preferred.
The above statements are intended to
describe the general nature and level of work performed by people assigned to
this classification. They are not
intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties
and skills required of personnel so classified.Management retains the right to add or to change the duties of the
position at any time. Must be able to
pass a pre-employment drug screen and applicable background checks related to
the position.
Date Approved by the
Tribal Council: August 23rd, 2024
Application:
Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians