ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL – GES CAMPUS
Colorado High School Charter is seeking an Assistant Principal at our GES campus in Denver, Colorado for
the 2025-26 school year. In partnership with a number of community organizations, Colorado High
School Charter provides students with a unique and innovative learning environment that allows them
to focus on engaging and relevant core content classes (Math, Science, Social Studies and English
Language Arts) while taking advantage of numerous post-secondary exploration opportunities, such as
concurrent enrollment and community partner classes and programs.
Colorado High School Charter Overview
Mission: Colorado High School Charter is transforming the alternative education experience by igniting
the potential within each of the diverse young people we serve. CHSC ensures students’ personal and
academic growth by creating tailored curricula, a supportive school environment, and community
partnerships. We empower our students to succeed in life and positively contribute to their families and
communities by offering them the freedom and resources to pursue a post-secondary path aligned with
their individualized goals.
Vision: Schools that Empower People
Core Values: Relationships, High Expectations, Growth, Inclusivity, Wellness, Third-fourth-fifth Way
About: Colorado High School Charter (CHSC) is one of the leading alternative education campuses in
Denver, serving students in grades 9-12. As an educator at CHSC, you will have the opportunity to
develop meaningful relationships with your students while receiving regular coaching and professional
development to allow you to deliver exceptional instruction for students who are looking for a small,
supportive and relevant school setting.
What makes teaching at CHSC unique?
o Constant learning through weekly coaching and professional development focused on
culturally sustaining and inclusive practices
o A focus on student personal and academic growth achieved through relevant and
intentionally created curricula, a supportive school environment and community
partnerships
o Social emotional support for students to remove barriers in and out of the classroom so ALL
students can be successfulo A positive culture that regularly celebrates student and staff achievement
o We are in demand. Students are consistently referred to our schools and word is spreading
about the amazing work we do.
o 4-day school week for students. Alternating Fridays off for staff.
What do we look for in candidates?
o You are passionate about education in an alternative education setting where we recognize
our students are looking for a school experience that is different than a traditional,
comprehensive high school. We build off of best practices that work for our students AND
have the autonomy and support to be innovative in our practices.
o You are excited about Colorado High School’s mission.
o You recognize the value of learning through real-world application and are eager to help all
students consider a range of satisfying career paths.
o You are excited about the opportunity to engage students inside and outside of the
classroom through the creation of relevant curricula and programming.
o You have experience or a strong desire to work with young people who have struggled
personally or academically in conventional school settings.
o You are tenacious about your own professional growth and have the ability to seek and
apply feedback to improve your practice.
o You’re entrepreneurial, innovative and willing to do “whatever it takes.”
o You value developing trusting and often transformative relationships with students.
o You are a team player who helps create a positive and vibrant school culture for both staff
and students.
Job Description
Organizational Leadership
• In conjunction with the Principal, hold and lead educational and organizational vision,
culture, and values
• Constantly monitor data to make decisions that impact the School Performance
Framework results including Student Growth, Student Achievement, Student
Engagement, and Post-Secondary & Workforce Readiness
• Lead development of organizational and educational policies
• Ensure CHSC meets enrollment goals and manage October Count
• Design and execute student recruitment plan with Principal
• Support Principal in managing Office Staff and administrative duties such as
calendar management, bell schedules, and school meal service
• Support Principal in formal performance evaluation process, including the gathering of data
and delivery of feedback
• Network with other charter schools and gain exposure to educational best practicesInstructional Leadership
• Supervise Teacher Leaders and manage professional development
• Participate in regular teacher observation and feedback cycle, tracking progress and data
• Support curriculum development and instructional approach
Student Success and Achievement
• Develop individual relationships with students through mentorship, classroom presence, and
an “open door” policy
• In conjunction with Dean, maintain safety and security of school population and
property, including supervision of students before school, after school and during lunch
• Support resolution of conflicts between teachers and students, implementing best practices of
restorative justice
• Coordinate graduation event, including but not limited to, facility usage, set-up, practice,
staff responsibilities, purchase of materials, cap and gown dissemination, and budget
Human Resources Management
• Supervise staff, including training and professional development, weekly one-on-one and
group supervision meetings as needed
• Recruit teaching and non-teaching staff members, including creating job postings,
interviewing, and hiring
• Assist Principal and Teacher Leaders in training of new teachers and staff members
Standardized Testing Oversight & Compliance
• Manage assessment and standardized testing with an emphasis on SAT/PSAT and MAP
• Data collection and analysis of testing results to formulate school action plan and UIP
• Administration of State Standardized testing: CMAS/SAT/PSAT
Community Partnerships and Relationships
• Sustain and establish strong community partnerships that enhance learning opportunities
for students
• Represent CHSC within DPS, the Colorado League of Charter Schools and the local community
• Represent CHSC at local and national charter school and educational conferences
• Support Principal in CHSC marketing, advertising, and press opportunities
General Duties• Respond to student and parent inquiries
• Attend and complete relevant professional development training opportunities to learn
about effective and developing educational practices
• Support commitment to diversity and multiculturalism and promote inclusion and
awareness around topics of race, ethnicity, and gender
• Co-facilitate renewal process
• Other duties as assigned by the Principal
Desired:
• Certified school administrator and/or Master’s degree
Compensation:
The starting salary for this position is between $100,800 - $121,000. depending on education and
experience. A comprehensive benefits package is included. Teachers are eligible for the Federal
Teacher Loan Forgiveness Program.
To Apply
Submit cover letter and resume to Micah Rose at
Colorado High School Charter is an equal opportunity employer. All aspects of employment including the
decision to hire, promote, discipline, or discharge, will be based on merit, competence, performance, and
school needs. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national
origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, gender,
sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under
federal, state or local law. Colorado High School Charter believes that diversity and inclusion among our
teammates is critical to our schools’ success, and we seek to recruit, develop and retain the most
talented people from a diverse candidate pool.