The Ombuds Blog: Job Posting: Prince William County Public Schools

July 22, 2021

Job Posting: Prince William County Public Schools

The Virginia public school system with 90,000 students in the Washington, DC suburb is hiring its next Ombudsman. The search will fill a position held by PWCS's first Ombuds, Sarah Miller Espinosa. The full-time position reports to the school board and serves parents, community members, and 11,000 employees.

Applicants must have at least a Master's degree and ADR training or experience. The position pays $121,829 to $233,436 and applications are due by August 10, 2021. (PWCS Posting.)

Related posts: Montgomery College Opens Ombuds Office; Montgomery College Ombuds Appointed to ACR Board; Prince William County School Board to Hire First Ombuds; Prince William County Schools Hires Experienced Ombuds to Open Office; Experienced Schools Ombuds Talks About Impact of Pandemic.

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July 22, 2021

Job Posting: Prince William County Public Schools

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