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Our Big Why
The worlds economy and job markets are changing and St. Louis has to get in the race. Our community is filled with the people knowledge and resources to actualize endless possibilities for all children to thrive. Our education system is becoming increasingly disconnected from our communities and children. Existing approaches to solving regional problems are not yielding the results we need.
Its time to chart a new path forward.
The Opportunity Trust is putting plans into action by bringing new resources insights and support to individuals and organizations that are already effecting change launching new initiatives when needed and fostering collaboration across the region toward shared goals.
Opportunity Trusts mission is to ensure every child in St. Louis is prepared to lead a life of choice and dignity as an adult by supporting organizations and advancing initiatives that seek measurable progress toward educational equity.
Opportunity Trust envisions a St. Louis where every single person is able to find success in a rapidly changing world and a region that draws people from all backgrounds because of its renewed sense of possibility growing economic opportunity and safe just and joyful communities.
Fast Facts
Why Opportunity Trust
We have a school system built for 100000 children that now serves just over 30000. We have too many schools and yet too few quality options. Just 10 of children in St. Louis currently attend a school that is preparing them to thrive in the 21st century. Our children deserve schools that will set them up for success and our community needs a workforce for our changing economy. Research is clear that designing new schools alongside a community coalition from the ground up is the most likely path to increase high quality and innovative school options.
About the Position
Your Job
As a fellow in the Innovative Schools Fellowship you will:
Your Team
Your Life
Your Future Legacy
About You
While we are actively seeking diverse profiles of leadership successful applicants must demonstrate:
You are obsessed with exceeding the bar for rigorous and relevant learning and can show results achieved. School leadership experience is preferred.
You regularly reflect on identity and power and are poised to cocreate schools representing a commitment to diversity equity and inclusion.
You are humble and continually seek out broad inspiration. You drive development and are prepared to take the reins of your EIR journey. You effectively manage your time and execute tasks to completion.
You have experience leading diverse thriving teams and supporting the growth and development of others.
You have the ability to connect with diverse audiences and convey compelling messages through verbal and written communication.
While this will evolve through the program you have an initial school vision that speaks to an authentic community need and represents an engaging rigorous relevant learning environment for students.
Believing that the wide array of perspectives resulting from diversity and inclusion allows all organizations to be more effective we are deeply committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in philanthropy and the nonprofit sector. We know that a broad diverse coalition of people is necessary to effect systematic change in St. Louis. We are dedicated to greater diversity and inclusion within our own organization and provide equal opportunity to people of all races ethnicities religions genders sexual orientations gender identifications abilities incomes marital statuses ages geographic locations philosophies and veteran statuses in all levels of staff and governance.
Priority Deadline: December 15 2023
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis after December 16 2023 until January 19 2024.
Required Experience:
Senior IC
Full-Time