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FINANCIAL DATA

  • IDEAL CANDIDATE
  • APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Announcement of Vacancy

  • EAV ...........................................................$ 102,297,933
  • Candidates will be evaluated on their professional

merits and successful experience that demonstrates a good match for the district, with emphasis on the following, specified by the Board of Education. The Superintendent of our district should be an educational leader who:
IASB has an online application process and does not accept mailed, emailed, hand delivered or faxed application packets.

  • Bonds Outstanding ................................$
  • 403,400

Total Budget Revenue ............................$ 9,374,377 TAX RATE

Superintendent of Schools

Please begin your application process at: https://

www.applitrack.com/IASB/onlineapp

Education ............................................................ 2.8104 Operations & Maintenance.............................. 0.7468 Transportation.................................................... 0.2000 Working Cash..................................................... 0.0500 I.M.R.F................................................................. 0.0332 Tort Immunity.................................................... 0.2219 Bond & Interest.................................................. 0.1473 Life Safety............................................................ 0.0500 Social Security.................................................... 0.1007 Special Education............................................... 0.0400 Other (Lease ....................................................... 0.0500 TOTAL ................................................................ 4.4503
Applicants will need to establish a user name and password. Applicants will be asked to give consent to a limited background inquiry. Completed responses to statements identified in this announcement will be required.
• promotes the success of every student by facilitating the development, articulation, implementation and stewardship of a vision of learning that is shared by all stakeholders.

ProphetstownLyndon-Tampico
CUSD #3

• has experience in planning both long and short range district goals with the Board of Education.
All applicants must apply online by Noon (CST) January 16, 2020 and upload the following docu-

  • ments to receive consideration:
  • • has the ability to interpret complex educational and

financial data to the Board, staff and community.

1. A formal letter of application indicating your

• collaborates with faculty and community members, responds to diverse community desire to be a candidate for this position.
2. A formal resume that includes a summary of achievements in all education positions, educational vision, and goals, personal leadership philosophy and reasons for your interest in this position.
• interests and needs, and mobilizes community resources.

• has a willingness to innovate and encourage others to innovate, while remaining accountable to the Board of Education.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

3. At least three recent letters of reference dated

The Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico CUSD #3 Board of Education is comprised of citizens dedicated to providing the best education possible for every student it serves. Board members establish sound written policies and expect the superintendent to function as the chief executive officer in implementing those policies.
• acts with integrity, fairness and in an ethical manner.

within the last three years.

• Advocates, nurtures, and sustains a school culture and instructional program conducive to student learning and staff professional growth.

4. Copies of transcripts from each college/university attended. (Please redact/remove your social security number and birthdate before uploading any of these items).

• has proven abilities in human relations and communications.

5. Proof of qualification and licensure to be a superintendent in the state of Illinois (copy

of the administrative licensure with all related endorsements*) or other evidence showing qualification to be a superintendent in another

state. (Please redact/remove your birthdate before you upload this document).
Name ............................................................ Tenure

James Melton, President....................................2 yrs. Pam Plautz, Vice President ...............................7 mos. Tya Boucher, Secretary ......................................4 yrs. Kim Purvis...........................................................2 yrs. Chad Abell ...........................................................7 mos. Stuart Malone......................................................2 mos. Susan Gillespie .......................................just appointed

MISSION STATEMENT

• ensures the management of the organization, operation and resources for a safe, efficient and effective learning environment.

Through their efforts the staff of CUSD #3 is responsible to provide for the academic and social development of students in a collaborative environment between school, parents and community.

Previous successful teaching and administrative experience required.

Previous successful superintendent

*Information on certification and licensure can be obtained by contacting the Illinois State Board of Education, Division of Professional Preparation, 100 North First Street, Springfield, Illinois 62777 or by visiting the ISBE website at www.isbe.net.

experience preferred.
Residence in the district once employed preferred.
APPLICANTS ARE REQUESTED NOT

TO CONTACT BOARD MEMBERS.

December 2019

  • STAFF — 3 Principals, 1 Dean of Students/AD, 62
  • MEDICAL — Prophetstown Family Health Cen-

ter, Rock Valley Physical Therapy, Prophetstown Family Chiropractic, Morrison Community Hospital (within 15 miles), CGH Hospital – Sterling (within 20 miles).

  • ANNOUNCEMENT OF VACANCY
  • A PROJECTED TIMELINE

Teachers, 65 Support Personnel.
The Board of Education of Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico CUSD #3, Prophetstown, Illinois is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Superintendent of Schools. The Board wishes to select a superintendent who will begin work on July 1, 2020.

Application Deadline:
January 16, 2020 by Noon (CT)
CENTRAL OFFICE PERSONNEL

Superintendent, 1 Administrative Assistant (Bookkeeper, District Treasurer, Board Records); 1 Administrative Assistant (Payroll Clerk, Substitute Calling).

Candidates Presented to Board:
January 2020
RECREATION — Prophetstown State Park –

camping, fishing, boating, picnicking. Prophet Hills Country Club – 9 hole golf course. Prophetstown Park District – year-round swimming pool, exercise room, tennis court/pickleball court, basketball court.

Board Interviews Candidates:
January / February 2020

CURRICULUM — We are a 1:1 technology district striving to provide our students with access to 21st Century technology. This 1:1 student learning is supported by a high-speed IFiber optic network.
It is anticipated that the total compensation package will be based on successful experience and education. It is expected that the initial contract will be for a multi-year period, as authorized by Illinois statutes

New Superintendent Appointed:
By the end of March 2020

New Superintendent Begins:
July 1, 2020
PLACES OF WORSHIP — Advent Christian

Church, First Lutheran Church, United Methodist Church, St. Catherine’s Catholic Church, River Church, 1st United Methodist Church, Church of Christ, Tampico Baptist, St. Mary’s Catholic Church.

COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS — The PLT school

district is partners in a growing cooperative with Erie CUSD #1. More information is available at:

https://tinyurl.com/saugf4f.

.

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE DISTRICT AND THE AREA

SPECIAL PROGRAMS — Whiteside Area Career

Center (vocational training), CEO Program (Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities), Morrison Institute of Technology (vocational training), Sauk Valley Community College (dual credit courses).

Applicants will be required to provide responses to the following online application statements:

LOCATION — Prophetstown, IL is located in northwestern Illinois on Route 78 in Whiteside County approximately 5 miles South of Interstate 88 and 20 miles North of Interstate 80. Prophetstown is about 45 minutes East of the Quad Cities and 2 hours West of downtown Chicago.
RETAIL — Frary Lumber Supply, Girlfriendz, Hartig Drug Store, Hometown Hardware, Bloomsa-Latte, Shaw’s Marketplace, Dollar General, Casey’s, Mini-Mart.
1. Describe your experience in curriculum development and instructional implementation.

2. Describe your experience in school finance and budgeting.

SPECIAL SERVICES — Bi-County Special Educa-

tion Cooperative.

FRATERNAL AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANI-

ZATIONS — Lions Club, Men’s Club, American Legion, Masonic Lodge.
Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico CUSD #3 covers approximately 193 square miles in northwestern Illinois and serves the communities of Prophetstown, Lyndon, Tampico, Deer Grove and Yorktown as well as the surrounding rural area. The approximately 790 students are house in 3 facilities – Prophetstown Elementary, Tampico Elementary and the 6-12 Campus which houses PLT Middle School and Prophetstown High School.
3. Describe your experience in developing and monitoring goals for school improvement.
FACILITIES — Prophetstown Elementary (PreK- 3) located in Prophetstown; Tampico Elementary (K-5) located in Tampico; PLT Middle School (6-8) located in Prophetstown; Prophetstown High School (9-12) located in Prophetstown; District Office (includes Supt. office, board room, record storage, bus barn, maintenance equipment, maintenance supplies, district paper, technology room) located in Prophetstown.
COLLEGES — Sauk Valley Community College – Dixon, IL, Morrison Institute of Technology – Morrison, IL.
4. Describe your experience in building and sustaining productive relationships with stakeholders (board, staff, students, parents and

  • community members).
  • INDUSTRY — Prophet Gear, American Gear,

Genesis III, Sterling Multi-Products, Sterling Medical, Rock River Lumber & Grain.
5. Describe your experiences in working with a diverse population (socio-economic, cultural, ethnic, etc.).

DIST. WEBSITE — www.plt3.org

The district is focusing on providing students with excellent educational opportunities designed to prepare each student for a successful future in a college or career setting. Our partnerships with the Whiteside Area Career Center provides opportunities for dual credit college instruction and valuable career and technical training.

TRANSPORTATION — 1 Transportation Direc-

tor. 9 Bus Drivers/3 Sub Drivers. Fleet of 19 Buses; 5 vans; 2 activity buses.
6. Having read the ideal candidate section of the announcement of vacancy, why do you feel you are a match for this district?

FOOD SERVICES — 1 Food Service Director. 12

Cooks. 3 Kitchens.
7. Are you aware of the residency preference for this position?
MEMBER OF — Illinois Association of School

  • Boards.
  • TYPE — PreK-12; 788 Students.

This Professional Superintendent Search is being conducted by the Illinois Association of School Boards, Thomas F. Leahy, Director,
Executive Searches,

Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico CUSD #3 is an equal opportunity employer and the Illinois Association of School Boards is an equal opportunity employment search agency.

OFFICE — 79 Grove Street, Prophetstown, IL 61277.

217/528-9688, ext. 1153.

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