Full-Time

School Office Manager

Options Program

Posted on 10/7/2025

Deadline 10/19/25
Cherry Creek Schools

Cherry Creek Schools

5,001-10,000 employees

Public K-12 school district

No salary listed

Colorado, USA

In Person

Category
Administrative & Executive Assistance (1)
Requirements
  • Criminal background check and fingerprinting required
  • High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma
  • Three (3) years of administrative assistant/clerical, human resources, budget, payroll, accounting, banking/loan servicing, or operational school support experience
  • Intermediate knowledge of common office application software
  • Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office
  • Advanced knowledge of typical office equipment such as telephones, copiers, email, etc.
  • Intermediate verbal and written communication skills
  • Intermediate organizational skills
  • Advanced interpersonal relations skills
  • Ability to work alone and with others
  • Ability to write routine reports and correspondence
  • Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and policy books
  • Ability to keep up-to-date technically and apply new knowledge to the job. Includes adapting to and mastering new system applications and processes as implemented by the district or school
  • Ability to communicate, interact and work effectively and cooperatively with all people, including those from diverse ethnic and educational backgrounds. Willingness to contribute to cultural diversity for educational enrichment
  • Ability to stay current with District policy, standards, and training in the areas of data quality, data privacy, and cyber-security with respect to student and staff data, and related information systems
  • Ability to recognize the importance of safety in the workplace, follow safety rules, practice safe work habits, utilize appropriate safety equipment, and report unsafe conditions to the appropriate administrator
  • Ability to promote and follow Board of Education policies, District policies, and building and department procedures
Responsibilities
  • Provide administrative support to the Principal, administrators, and school staff by updating electronically shared meeting documents, newsletters, and handbooks; scheduling and coordinating appointments, meetings, and facilities which may include major events and/or travel and lodging arrangements; maintaining and updating the master calendar for the school year; coordinating building use; creating and maintaining filing systems; distributing mail; issuing and tracking building keys; and updating the school’s website, marquee, and Blackboard Connect. Publish weekly calendar and information bulletin for building staff.
  • Greet, welcome, and assist all staff, students, parents/guardians, community members, callers, and visitors to the school. Answer phones, provide information, take and deliver messages, and direct callers to the appropriate individual. Assist visitors, answer inquiries, provide information, and direct to appropriate school areas. Diffuse conflicts and/or difficult situations as needed in the school office.
  • Monitor students sent to the school office for disciplinary reasons, brain breaks, testing opt-out, etc.
  • Draft and/or prepare letters, memorandums, reports, labels, forms, special projects, presentations, and related materials that may be highly confidential. Proof material for errors. Record and distribute minutes of meetings. Research and collect data, compile statistics, and prepare regularly scheduled or special reports.
  • Manage and oversee arrangement for personnel substitutes, including the use of the automated substitute system, report verification, and training on system use.
  • Monitor building cameras, visitors, visitor sign-in procedures, and building activities including evacuation drills and crisis situations such as building evacuations, lockdowns, emergency situations, and safety procedures. May act as a liaison for 911/emergency calls and initiate crisis procedures in the administrator’s absence with direction from appropriate officials. Support and assist the school’s clinic on an emergency basis or when necessary. Assist with general student management in the hallways when needed.
  • Supervise the maintenance of facility and all equipment. May also serve as liaison with Information Systems for equipment problems.
  • Train, direct, supervise, and problem solve with support personnel to meet standards of performance; assist in the evaluation process. Set up, maintain, and monitor building personnel files and appropriate paperwork (e.g. hire/separation forms, requisitions, change of status forms, payroll, evaluations, distribution of district forms, etc.). Manage and monitor workflow process of all personnel hires and separations in the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system.
  • Assist in the development, maintenance, and monitoring of the school budget(s) and report variances to supervisor.
  • Perform other duties as assigned or requested.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience working in the public sector
  • Experience working directly with people from diverse racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds
  • Racially conscious and culturally competent with the skill, will, capacity, and knowledge to commit to a culture of continuous improvement
  • Education and/or training beyond high school
  • Experience working in an educational environment

Cherry Creek Schools provides public K–12 education across a district of high achievement. It operates a network of elementary, middle, and high schools, delivering core academics, arts, athletics, and support services to students. The district emphasizes its Vision, Mission, and Values as the guide for culture and decision-making, focusing on creating an engaging, supportive learning environment to help all students succeed. Unlike some districts, Cherry Creek emphasizes strong academic outcomes and a clear, value-driven culture aligned with its goals for student growth, community involvement, and responsible stewardship of resources. The district’s goal is to offer an excellent education for every child in Cherry Creek, preparing them for college, career, and life beyond school.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

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Headquarters

Greenwood Village, Colorado

Founded

1991

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • $5.3 million state funding increase supports 2026-2027 budget stability.
  • Voters approved $950 million bond and $9 million MLO in 2024.
  • Serves 53,000 students across 108 square miles with inclusive excellence focus.

What critics are saying

  • Cuts 51 special education jobs despite 8,000 special needs students growing.
  • Violated federal law denying interpreters to 11 deaf students for three months.
  • Academic proficiency at 48% English, 43% math; PSAT scores down 20 points since 2019.

What makes Cherry Creek Schools unique

  • Cherry Creek Innovation Campus partners with Colorado Village Collaborative on tiny home village.
  • Purchased $20.8 million facility at 7194 S. Revere Parkway for food infrastructure expansion.
  • Settled DOJ complaint to improve language access for non-English speaking parents.

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9News
Apr 10th, 2026
Cherry Creek School District cutting 159 jobs, reducing expenses by $23 million amid budget shortfall.

Cherry Creek School District cutting 159 jobs, reducing expenses by $23 million amid budget shortfall. The school district broke down preliminary changes that are expected as it works to reduce its budget. ARAPAHOE COUNTY, Colo. - Cherry Creek School District announced Thursday it is cutting 159 jobs and reducing its expenses by $23 million for the 2026-2027 school year budget amid a shortfall. The school district said on its website that the majority of reductions are impacting Central Administration staff in non-student-facing roles and budgets. "Like many school districts across the state, we are facing a significant budget shortfall and are making difficult reductions across the district, with a focus on minimizing impacts to classrooms and student learning," the school district said. The budget changes are preliminary and subject to change, the school district said. The school district released a breakdown of the positions that are being cut: * Central Personnel (36 jobs totaling a $3.7 million reduction) * 21 District Operations positions (i.e. transportation, maintenance) * 12 District Support positions (i.e. fiscal services, IT, communications, HR) * Three Central Office Leadership positions * School Support (123 jobs totaling a $10.3 million reduction) * 51 Special Education positions - $4.2 million * 37 Gifted and Talented positions - $3.7 million * Four Language Supports and Services FTE - $800,000 * 18 Full-time equivalent (FTE) Elementary Administrative Health Liaisons - $850,000 * 13 FTE High School Administrative Support - $760,000 The school district also released a list of Central Non-Personnel Budget items, reducing it by $8.9 million. * $2 million in reduced district property and liability insurance claims and premiums * $850,000 for Education Accelerated contract * $850,000 for professional development (across districtwide budgets) * $840,000 for overtime and extra pay (across districtwide budgets) * $800,000 for Renaissance Education contract * $350,000 for FLGA contract * $332,000 for Learning by Design contract * $300,000 for renegotiated mobile leases * $200,000 for renegotiated wellness platform * $200,000 reduction in communication services * $135,000 for Hanover contracts * $2 million for miscellaneous (supplies, equipment, food, technology, materials, consultants etc.) The school district also said it is pulling back $5 million from administrative departments and $1 million in discretionary budgets at schools from the current 2025-2026 budget. "The District prides itself on running a lean central office, with the majority of our money going to schools," the school district said. It noted that nearly 90% of it's budget goes towards staff salaries and benefits towards staff, and 3.8% is spent on central office staff. The school district said that it is expected to receive $5.3 million increase in funding next year from the state, but that state funding "continues to fall well below increasing costs of delivering a high-quality K12 education."

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The Denver Post
Jun 15th, 2025
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Union St. Journal
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Fox News
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America First Legal (AFL) filed the lawsuit against the Cherry Creek School District on Wednesday, accusing the district of violating the First Amendment by having "terminated his employment under false pretenses" after plaintiff Patrick Hogarty expressed his views against CRT during a mandatory diversity training session.

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