State Education Agency Executive Jobs
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Assistant Director for Assessment Operations | State of Michigan
This position serves as the Assistant Director for Assessment Operations in the Office of Educational Assessments & Accountability (OEAA) and in daily operational functions provide(s) thorough project management and systems support to assure all office deliverables and timelines are met. The assistant director works directly with assessment operations assuring that the development, composition, administration, and scoring of all state assessments are done within timelines and parameters. The assistant director is intimately involved in contract development, negotiations, and requirements gathering for contracts that OEAA has an active role in. This position work(s) directly with the OEAA Item Bank Specialist and the OEAA Secure Site Team to be actively involved in current development or issues of those two systems and assuring that each of those systems is able to provide items and data in a timely manner allowing OEAA to meet deliverable deadlines. This position will also serve to assist the OEAA director in cross-office collaboration for policy or legislative actions that may affect the OEAA and its work. This position will serve as the primary point-of-contact for other MDE offices seeking assistance or information on assessment and will coordinate in responding with the Office Director. The assistant director will act as the immediate supervisor for six (6) staff that are all in lead roles in assuring OEAA activities are executed in a timely, cost-effective and appropriate manner.
Chief Information Officer |State of New Jersey
The Chief Information Officer (CIO) provides executive leadership for the Office of the State Board of Education’s Education Data and Information Technology (EDIT) function. The CIO establishes strategic direction, oversees technology and data services, and ensures that information systems, infrastructure, applications, data, cybersecurity, and user support effectively advance the mission of the Board and the Office.
The CIO leads a multidisciplinary team supporting enterprise technology and education data functions across the Office, including data governance and analytics, education data systems, application development, infrastructure and end-user support, information security, longitudinal data services, broadband and related programs, and technology project delivery. The position works across the Idaho education system and with state agencies, public education institutions, school districts, charter schools, vendors, and other partners. The CIO is responsible for technology strategy, operational performance, fiscal stewardship, risk management, data privacy and security, continuity and disaster recovery, major initiatives, vendor and contract oversight, and effective service delivery. The position provides executive-level advice on technology and data matters and represents the Office in statewide and external forums. The CIO is a strategic leader and people manager who provides direction and accountability rather than routinely performing hands-on technical work.