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The Marist Office for Institutional Advancement (OIA), which consists of Development, Alumni Engagement, Communications, and Advancement Operations, promotes philanthropy to advance the mission and priorities of Marist School. The Assistant to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement is an integral member of the OIA, providing a full range of administrative support to the Vice President and working closely with the Director of Advancement Operations to conduct research, update records, and assist with general office operations. The Assistant to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement will have the opportunity to interact regularly with Marist School administration, trustees, faculty and staff, parents, and alumni. This is a 12-month, full-time position.

We encourage candidates with a passion for building relationships to apply for Marist School’s Advancement Officer position. This is a fantastic opportunity to join our vibrant team in a new role as we expand the Advancement Office during an exciting phase of launching a new strategic plan and capital campaign. Your collaborative nature will thrive in our dynamic environment.  If you’re eager to make a difference and support Marist School’s mission of forming the whole person in the image of Christ, we invite you to apply.   

A full  Position Profile  is available at  SouthernTeachers.com .  ST Search is assisting The Steward School in the search for its next Director of Development. The Steward School is an independent co-ed, college preparatory school serving 718 students in Junior Kindergarten through grade 12. Questions may be directed to Mr. Mike Waylett at  [email protected] .   If interested, please complete the online  Application  to become an ST Candidate and submit a cover letter explaining your interest in and qualifications for this position.   

Highlands School is a vibrant leader in independent education in the Birmingham metropolitan region. Highlands School's whole-child-focused academic program – guided by a comprehensive emphasis on physical, social-emotional, creative, and intellectual development – educates and inspires students in preschool through 8th grade. The School was founded in 1958 and holds dual accreditation with the Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS) and Cognia. Position Overview:  Highlands School is seeking a dynamic and experienced Director of Development to lead our fundraising efforts and foster strong relationships within our community. The ideal candidate will be responsible for ensuring that our annual fundraising goals are met or exceeded, planning and executing a variety of fundraising events, and engaging with alumni, parents, and the broader community. This role also serves as the primary liaison to the Parent Auxiliary. This is a full-time, 12-month senior administrative...