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Associate Head of School
Boys Home of Virginia
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Posted: 03-Jun-26
Location: Covington, Virginia
Type: Full Time
Salary: $80,000-$90,000
Categories:
Dean of Students
Salary Details:
Comprehensive benefits package includes:
? Campus Housing
? Health insurance
? 403(b) retirement plan
? Paid vacation and sick leave
? Meals in the dining hall
? Campus gym access
? Professional development support
Preferred Education:
Masters
Position Summary
The Associate Head of School serves as the senior campus leader responsible for the daily integration of academic, residential, and student development programming at Boys Home of Virginia. Reporting directly to the Head of School, the Associate Head ensures that the school operates as a unified residential learning community grounded in structure, support, accountability, and respect.
This role supervises the Director of Education, Director of Residential Life, and Student Advisors, and is responsible for establishing and maintaining a cohesive campus culture, unified discipline system, and aligned expectations across classroom and cottage life.
The Associate Head of School is a key member of the senior leadership team and is considered a potential successor to the Head of School.
Mission Alignment
Boys Home of Virginia exists to help young men grow into responsible, confident, and productive members of society. The Associate Head of School ensures that every system, policy, and interaction across campus reflects:
Respect
Integrity
Accountability
Positivity
Leadership
This position advances the school’s “Structure + Support” philosophy by ensuring clarity, consistency, and high expectations in every student-facing environment.
Primary Responsibilities
Campus Leadership & Program Integration
Oversee daily operations of academic and residential programs.
Ensure alignment between classroom and cottage expectations.
Lead implementation of unified behavior and citizenship systems.
Coordinate cross-department planning and communication.
Maintain consistent standards for conduct, performance, and growth.
Chair weekly program leadership meetings.
Unified Discipline Oversight
Serve as the primary authority for student discipline across campus.
Oversee behavioral expectations in both academic and residential settings.
Manage major discipline cases and restorative processes.
Ensure discipline practices reflect adolescent development and neurodiversity-informed approaches.
Maintain clear documentation and family communication.
Ensure compliance with school policies and risk management standards.
Supervision & Leadership Development
Directly supervise:
Director of Education
Director of Residential Life
Student Success Advisors
Responsibilities include:
Goal setting and evaluation
Coaching and professional development
Performance accountability
Ensuring mission alignment
Student Success & Formation
Oversee student academic monitoring and behavioral tracking systems.
Ensure coordinated support plans for students needing intervention.
Align academic, residential, trades, and extracurricular programs under a unified student development framework.
Promote leadership development opportunities for students.
Strategic Partnership with the Head of School
Serve as senior advisor to the Head of School.
Assist in long-term strategic planning.
Present program updates to the Board as requested.
Participate in enrollment and admissions review processes.
Gain exposure to executive leadership functions as part of succession development.
This is a campus-based leadership role in a residential school setting. The Associate Head of School must be visible, accessible, and engaged in daily student life. Occasional evening and weekend presence is expected.
Reporting Structure
Reports to: Head of School
Supervises:
Director of Education
Director of Residential Life
Student Success Advisors
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Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree in Education, Educational Leadership, Counseling, or related field preferred.
3–5 years of progressively responsible leadership experience in a school, residential program, boarding school, or youth-serving organization.
Demonstrated experience supervising adults or leading teams.
Strong understanding of adolescent development and behavior management.
Experience in a residential or boarding environment preferred.
Boys Home of Virginia is more than a residential school, it is a place of hope, transformation, and opportunity. We provide a nurturing and structured environment where young men can overcome challenges, build resilience, and grow into confident, capable leaders. Through a comprehensive approach that fosters academic achievement, personal growth, and strong character, we empower each boy with the skills and values needed to create a bright and successful future. Join us in making a lasting impact on the lives of these young men—because every boy deserves a chance to thrive.