Director of Information Technology

Position Overview

The Director of Information Technology is a collaborative, forward-thinking IT professional responsible for planning, operating, and continuously improving the school’s technology infrastructure and device ecosystem. This role oversees campus networks, cybersecurity, device management, and system reliability while providing exceptional technical support to teachers, staff, and students in a multi-platform environment. Working closely with instructional leadership, including the Director of Education, the incumbent also promotes meaningful technology integration to enhance teaching and learning.

Key Responsibilities

• Leadership & Planning: Develop and update a long-range strategic technology plan aligned with school priorities and digital learning needs; collaborate with the Director of Education to foster responsible technology use.
• Systems & Device Management: Administer and maintain systems such as Google Workspace for Education, Microsoft Authentication/Azure AD, Jamf (or equivalent MDM), Chrome Management Console for Chromebooks, and Windows laptop setups; manage student and faculty device lifecycle, security updates, and repairs.
• Technical Support: Provide friendly, responsive frontline support for faculty, staff, and students; maintain classroom technology including interactive displays, SMART Boards, projectors, and sound systems while troubleshooting hardware/software issues.
• Training & Collaboration: Conduct onboarding and ongoing training for staff on school systems and devices; support teachers with clear, patient communication and technology updates.
• Data Systems & Administrative Responsibilities: Assist with SIS/LMS integration and data workflows; maintain accurate technology inventory and manage the annual technology budget, device lifecycle planning, and purchasing decisions.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Systems Management, or a related field
• Minimum 5 years of IT systems administration/support experience (educational setting preferred)
• Proficiency in managing iPads (MDM), Chromebooks, and Windows devices
• Strong communication, organizational, troubleshooting, and documentation skills with the ability to work positively with educators and young students

Preferred Qualifications

• Master’s degree and/or professional certifications (Google Admin, Apple/Jamf, Microsoft, CompTIA, Cisco, etc.)
• Experience using SIS/LMS systems, specifically TODDLE
• Experience working in an educational environment with a demonstrated ability to train staff and clearly communicate technical concepts, including budget management experience