PRINCIPAL - Saint Patrick Parish School at Archdiocese of San Francisco Department of Catholic Schools

Job Summary

Job Summary

PRINCIPAL SEARCH PROSPECTUS ARCHDIOCESE OF SAN FRANCISCO Saint Patrick Parish School Larkspur, California Reports to: Pastor and the Superintendent of Schools Grounded in the Catholic faith and committed to academic excellence, the Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of San Francisco cultivate the virtuous life, nurture Christian community, and nourish a Catholic worldview. The call to be a principal is a call to not only professional, but spiritual leadership. It is a call to be a visionary and to lead teachers, building a “school of the Lord’s service” that fully integrates the Catholic faith and academic excellence. It is also a call to live as a witness to the Gospel of Christ. A principal in a Catholic School is called to be a religious leader, instructional leader, administrator, communicator, and witness to Christian discipleship. These are important ministries within the Church, and not everyone has been given the gifts to respond to such a call. SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT: We guide students to become skilled learners, thoughtful individuals, active Christians, and responsible citizens by challenging them academically and encouraging them to emulate Jesus Christ in thought, word and deed. PARISH MISSION STATEMENT: Love God Completely, Love others Unconditionally, Make Disciples Intentionally. QUALIFICATIONS FOR PRINCIPALSHIP A qualified candidate must: • Be a practicing Roman Catholic enthusiastically living as a witness to Christian discipleship and the teachings of the Catholic Church • Have a deep commitment to cultivating the Catholic culture of the school, leading students, faculty, and parents in an encounter with the true, the good, and the beautiful

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