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Randolph-Macon Academy cultivates a community of innovation, curiosity and excellence. Our HR Department is the Academy’s foundation in finding the right people – as educators, contributors, achievers – empathetic to the needs of our young people to help students find purpose.
This is why employment at R-MA is a lifestyle decision. You should only consider employment at the Academy if you are willing to commit to our students’ success in and beyond the classroom. From academic excellence lies the path to each student’s well-being outside traditional building walls. Whether in band and drama theatre or the multitude of athletic events and weekend activities, our students thrive because they receive an experience only R-MA can provide.
It is this collective goal that enables our entire community to aim for the stars. Our students are our inspiration, and our faculty and staff are provided resources and benefits for this collective endeavor.
Volunteer Opportunities
Professional Development
Housing
Benefits
Volunteer Opportunities
Randolph-Macon Academy’s Volunteer Program is designed to provide support to our students and assist us in realizing our school’s mission of educating and producing outstanding leaders. Volunteers will make a difference in the lives of our young people.
We are seeking highly motivated business professionals, retired faculty members, college students and down right good citizens to assist in promoting the education, character building and strong moral values of our students.
Volunteer positions are available in numerous areas. Below is a partial list of opportunities:
- Garden Assistant
- Library Assistant
- Evening Asst. Librarian
- Assistant Weekend Supervisor
- Weekend Duty Officer
- Substitute Teacher — Upper School
- Substitute Teacher — Middle School
- Athletic Chaperones/Assistant Coaches
- Field Trip Chaperones
- School Nurse Assistant
- Bus Drivers
A few hours in the lives of a younger person can make a difference to the future of our community, our country and our world!
Professional Development
Professional Development
Randolph-Macon Academy encourages its staff and faculty to continue with academic, vocational training and seminars to maintain knowledge that directly relates to their professional discipline, and will enhance job performance. R-MA will reimburse a portion of tuition or fees as authorized upon request.
Professional Memberships
Randolph-Macon Academy encourages its staff to maintain membership in professional societies and associations, which directly relate to their professional disciplines, and will enhance their standing in the professional community. The annual due expense of professional membership will be reimbursed as authorized upon request.
Housing
Randolph-Macon Academy offers the opportunity for on-campus housing at a reduced rate, available on a limited basis for faculty and staff who wish to live within our vibrant school community.
Benefits
We are pleased to provide the following summary of health and welfare benefits to full-time and part-time (30 hours +/week) employees of Randolph-Macon Academy. Benefits may be subject to changes.
Medical Insurance
R-MA participates in 2 medical insurance plans provided by Aetna Healthcare. Coverage is available from a preferred national network of providers. Coverage is available for the employee and eligible dependents with premiums paid on a pre-tax basis. Randolph-Macon Academy pays for a percentage of the employee premium costs only. Enrollment is possible after hire, during our annual open enrollment, or upon a qualifying life or employment event. One plan is high deductible plan and one plan is a point-of-service plan.
Dental Insurance
Dental Insurance is provided through Delta Dental Premier. Covered expenses include Preventive, Basic and Major Services with premiums paid on a pre-tax basis. Enrollment is possible after hire, during our annual open enrollment, or upon a qualifying life or employment event.
Vision Coverage
Employees may enroll in a separate vision plan through Guardian Life. Members must use participating providers. The premium is separate and enrollment is possible after hire, during our annual open enrollment, or upon a qualifying life or employment event.
Flexible Spending Accounts/Dependent Care
Employees may enroll in our Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or our Dependent Care Account. Both plans are designed to allow pre-tax payroll deductions to help you plan for your expenses during the year in heath care or dependent care.
HSA plan
Employees enrolled in the high deductible medical plan may enroll in an HSA plan. Eligible expenses can be processed through this plan up to a certain limit.
Life Insurance
A life insurance benefit is provided at one times employee’s base salary with the premium paid 100% by the Academy. Optional life coverage up to five times the employee’s base salary is available. This group life coverage is provided by Guardian Life Insurance and covers Common Carrier and Accidental Death and Dismemberment protection as well. Enrollment is automatic and coverage is fully paid for one times employee’s base salary, optional coverage is fully paid by the employee on a pre-tax basis.
Spouse Life Insurance
Employees may enroll in spouse life insurance up to the lesser of 50% of employee’s elected optional life coverage or $250,000. The premium is based on the employee’s age and is totally employee paid.
Child Life Insurance
Employees may enroll in child life insurance in increments of $2,000 up to a maximum of $10,000. The premium is fully paid by the employee.
Tax Deferred Multiple Employer 403(b) Plan
Under Section 403(b) of the Internal Revenue Code, employees of educational institutions or tax-exempt organizations can set aside money for retirement on a pre-tax basis. The employee decides the amount of money to contribute to the program during each pay period, up to a determined maximum amount (the IRS sets an annual dollar limit). The amount the employee contributes is deducted from pay before federal, state and local income taxes are taken out.
With Randolph-Macon Academy’s 403(b) program, the employee can select to invest in a choice of investment options through TIAA through salary reduction contributions. Randolph-Macon Academy deducts contributions from pay, as elected by the employee, and forwards the money to TIAA, our designated investment company. Currently Randolph-Macon Academy matches dollar-for-dollar up to 4% of salary. Vesting for the employer’s matching portion is based on a 3 year cliff vesting. Each year of service is based on 1000 hours per calendar year and an employee must be employed for 3 years to be vested.
Roth After-Tax IRA
Randolph-Macon Academy offers the option to participate in a Roth After-Tax IRA up to the IRS maximum. Contributions go directly to TIAA.
Voluntary BenefitsRandolph-Macon Academy extends the offer to participate in other types of voluntary benefits at the employee’s cost. These include: cancer insurance, critical illness, accident, and hospital indemnity.
Short-term and Long-term disability
The Academy offers short-term and long-term disability to full time employees. These are fully funded by the employee and eligibility is upon hire or during open enrollment, subject to plan provisions.
Employee Leave
Randolph-Macon Academy provides sick day leave, funeral leave, military leave, personal days (2) per calendar year, and FMLA as authorized upon request.
Vacation and Holidays
Randolph-Macon Academy provides vacation to all eligible employees. A vacation schedule is available in our policy manual and differs with job positions. Faculty and Staff members who work directly with our students are provided time off in correlation with our academic calendar and student’s supervision needs. Holidays are provided to our full-time employees. We also may provide additional time off throughout the year, at the discretion of the President.
R-MA provides a safe and friendly workplace. We encourage participation by all employees for any special events, daily dining services, and any field trips. We encourage a diverse workforce and we value our students, customers, parents, and the community through all efforts of our actions.
This is a brief overview of the majority of our employee benefits and these may be subject to change upon annual review. More information on procedures or specifics about the plans can be provided from our Human Resources Department. R-MA is an EOE.
For all positions listed below, please contact hr@rma.edu for position details. You may forward cover letter, resume, and list of three references to:
Director of Human Resources
200 Academy Dr.
Front Royal, VA 22630
EOE. We will only contact candidates invited to interview. Candidates must pass background check.
Position Summary
The Director of Finance manages the Academy’s financial and business operations. The Director of Finance leads the daily operations of the Academy’s Business Office and assists the Chief Operating Officer in overseeing the Academy’s operating budget. The Director of Finance’s primary duties include supervising and providing guidance to the Business Office staff, assisting the Chief Operating Officer by preparing and maintaining the Academy’s annual operating budget, supporting the Academy’s annual close and audit preparation processes, assisting the Chief Operating Officer with managing the Academy’s cashflow, and various ad-hoc projects as assigned by the Chief Operating Officer.
The Director of Finance assists the Chief Operating Officer with overseeing the Academy’s relationship with its banker, food service vendor, insurance provider, legal counsel, and audit and tax advisory firm; operating the Academy student store; managing the financial aspects of summer camps, other special program offerings, and campus and off-campus housing. The Director of Finance also works closely with the Advancement and Enrollment Management Departments.
This position reports to the Chief Operating Officer. This position is year-round and exempt and is eligible for benefits.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
- Assists the Chief Operating Officer in building and managing the operating and capital budgets
- Prepares, analyzes and interprets financial results for use by the Chief Operating Officer for use in the decision-making process and financial tracking processes.
- Provides guidance and assistance to other members of the senior staff in the management of their areas of operation; provides monthly budget status reports
- Maintains and oversees the financial accounting system and personnel to ensure the proper recording of all financial transactions in accordance with sound accounting principles
- Monitors and assists the Chief Operating Officer in managing short-and long-term investments consistent with the Trustee Investment Committee and Academy President guidance
- Supervises Business Office staff members and supports them in the performance of their duties
- Reconciles the G/L accounts
- Manages the annual audits
- Provides accounting and financial services to parents, students and other customers and stakeholders
- Ensures the positive financial reputation of the Academy with vendors, suppliers, and other business associates
- Advises and informs the Chief Operating Officer on all financial matters relating to the Academy
- Assists the Chief Operating Officer in managing and overseeing the Academy’s insurance and student financial aid programs
- Assists the Chief Operating Officer in providing financial oversight of all external contracts
- Assists the Chief Operating Officer in fulfilling his role as the risk management officer for the Academy
- Assists the Chief Operating Officer in his role as primary liaison to the Academy’s Finance and Audit and Investment committees of the Board of Trustees
- Assists the Chief Operating Officer by preparing 5-year financial plans consistent with the current strategic plan
- Assists the Chief Operating Officer with overseeing the Academy store
- Collaborates and coordinates with the Advancement Office to ensure proper recording of gifts and pledges
- Assists Enrollment Management Office with enrollment contract process
- Manages delinquent accounts with discretion and care in accordance with school policy and Chief Operating Officer guidance
- Performs various ad-hoc strategic projects as assigned by the Chief Operating Officer
Experience/Education Requirements
- Bachelor’s in accounting, finance, business administration, or related field required; CPA or MBA highly desired
- 6 to 8 years of related experience in financial management, budget preparation, and investment management preferred, including 3-4 years of leadership and supervisory experience
- Private independent prep school experience highly desired
- Familiarity with generally accepted accounting principles, especially those that focus on non-profit organizations
- Strong background in Microsoft products, including Excel, and Blackbaud