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Serves as the central point of coordination, communication, and decision-making for the District's 2024 $490M Bond. The position bridges District school sites, departments, leadership, and external partners and authorities having jurisdiction to ensure alignment on scope, schedule, and budget to protect the District's long-term operational and financial interests. Performs management, oversight and reporting of construction schedules and budgets as key elements of the role. Strong verbal, written and interpersonal skills are essential as is the ability to present to a wide range of technical and non-technical audiences. This position will be funded for approximately 2 to 3 years and reports to the Chief Operations Officer and the Chief Financial Officer.

• Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Finance or related field

• Potential supervisory duties of District staff and Owner's Representative(s) employees may be required.

• Assignments could include being in the elements and could include heat, snow, rain, and other weather-related conditions.


• May require travel in and around Denver metro area using personal vehicle.

• Occasional lifting of 5 (five) pounds


• Frequent sitting and standing


• Occasional bending, squatting, or standing

Provide CFO, COO and District leadership with clear, consistent, decision-ready reporting on the progress and direction of the bond program. Prepare and deliver regular status reports and briefings to the Superintendent on program progress, risks, and key decisions. Present program updates, budget position, and strategic recommendations to Cabinet. Provide reporting and documentation to the MBOC (bond oversight committee) to demonstrate accountability and transparency in the use of bond funds. Support communication and formal reporting to the School Board, including presentations, approvals, and responses to Board inquiries. Translate detailed project and financial information into concise, leadership-level summaries that support informed decision‑making.

Serve as the primary liaison between the bond program and District stakeholders, ensuring each group has timely, relevant information and a clear channel for input. Maintain regular communication with principals/site leaders on project timing, site impacts, phasing, and expectations during construction. Coordinate with BASE and Facility Use Leaders to align bond work with program needs, scheduling, and space use. Partner with I.T. to ensure technology scope, infrastructure, and rollout are integrated into project planning and handoff. Work with Security to incorporate safety and security requirements into project design, execution, and occupancy. Coordinate closely with O&M on constructability, maintainability, standards, and the transition of completed work into district operations. Engage other departments (e.g., transportation, nutrition services, facilities planning, student support) as needed so their requirements are captured early, and conflicts are surfaced before they impact scope or schedule. Prepare presentations and reports to provide fiscal transparency and bond program schedule progress and updates to the Board of Education, MBOC, and stakeholders as needed. Attend school, community and civic meetings to present information, receive community input, and advocate for the District. Perform other related duties as assigned or requested.

Hold decision-making authority on the strategic direction of the bond program and the day-to-day choices that keep work moving. Make recommendations on the large-scale use of contingency and overall bond strategy, weighing program priorities, risk, and long-term District needs. Coordinate with the COO and CFO to confirm recommendations with District leadership. Hold weekly executive Bond team meetings to allow for the more operational, day-to-day decisions that arise through the ongoing execution of the school bond, escalating higher-impact items when appropriate.

Provide program-wide coordination across all projects and partners, and establish systems and standards to facilitate efficient, consistent execution of the bond program. Coordinate schedules and scope between the Owner's Representative, Construction Director, IT Director, Security Director and O&M Director across all projects being executed throughout the District. Ensure coordination between both bond-funded and other District projects to prevent conflicts and keep work sequenced appropriately. Develop and implement improved bond systems for coordination and planning, creating repeatable processes, tools, and workflows that improve visibility and reduce reliance on ad-hoc efforts. Establish and document District standards that incorporate O&M desires and priorities, while ensuring long-term financial competitiveness on District projects. Facilitate decision-making that balances operational quality with cost efficiency over the life of the assets. Coordinate with District staff to ensure all bond equipment purchases meet educational, safety, technical and facility code requirements and District standards.

Possess a complete, current understanding of the full bond budget and how funds are allocated, committed, and spent across the program. Monitor and report actual and forecasted expenditures for all bond program components. Coordinate with COO and CFO for any corrective action to remain within budget or for use of contingency funds. Coordinate with District finance staff and external partners to ensure spending stays aligned with bond authorization, program priorities, and cash-flow needs. Support financial reporting requirements tied to bond accountability and oversight.

Experience executing school bond capital projects and working with Authorities Having Jurisdiction preferred | Not Required Three to five (3-5) years of experience presenting to government/public entities | Not Required Three to five (3 - 5) years of progressive leadership experience with successful planning and execution of capital improvement projects and programs for the public sector | Not Required

Education: Bachelor's Degree: Construction Management, Bachelor's Degree: Engineering

Ability to effectively communicate and present to stakeholders and the community, including the public, community groups, the Board of Education, other District departments, agencies, and contractors, Ability to prioritize projects and strong problem‑solving skills, Ability to use general office equipment, Customer service, interpersonal relations, and public relations skills, Demonstrated leadership with a collaborative decision making and management approach, Good research skills and attention to detail, Maintains a generally positive attitude, Observes all District policies and procedures, Proficiency in Word, Excel, and Google Suite (specifically Google Mail, Google Documents and Sheets, and Google Calendar), Project/Program Management software, Receptive to feedback, Self-motivated and able to multitask, Strong analytical approach, Strong computer skills; flexibility, Strong organizational and time management skills, Strong written and oral communications skills

Regular Primary Location: Wilcox One Year Only (Yes or No): No Scheduled Hours Per Week: 40 FTE: 1.00 Approx Scheduled Days Per Year: 260 Work Days (260 days indicates a year-round position. Time off [or Off-Track Days] are then granted based on the position. Any exceptions to the normal off-track time will be noted in the Additional Position Details section above, as scheduled work days.) Minimum Hire Rate: $112,981.78 USD Annual Maximum Hire Rate: $145,017.07 USD Annual Full Salary Range: $112,981.78 USD - $177,052.37 USD Annual All salary amounts listed above are based on a full-time (1.0) FTE. If applicable, part-time salaries will be prorated according to the assigned FTE.

• health


• vision


• dental


• health savings account (HSA)


• flexible spending accounts (FSA)


• District paid and voluntary additional (supplemental) life and accidental death and dismemberment insurance


• short and long-term disability


• critical illness and accident voluntary insurance


• employee assistance program (EAP)


• voluntary 401(k)


• 403(b) and 457 retirement plan options


• There is also a voluntary 403(b) savings plan with up to 4% District match for up to 5 years from date of hire.

This position is eligible for paid off-track, sick and personal time. This position will be open until filled, but will not be open past: November 24, 2026

A career in Colorado's Douglas County School District is a chance to be part of something incredibly important and fulfilling. Spanning over 850 square miles, Douglas County School District offers a variety of communities ranging from small rural farm towns to large and fast-growing suburban neighborhoods. At the heart of it all is a love and dedication to family and a unity of purpose around ensuring that each and every one of our community's 61,000+ students receives the education needed to have the brightest future possible.

1. Academic Excellence


2. Outstanding Educators and Staff


3. Safe, Positive Climate and Culture


4. Collaborative Relations with Parents and Community


5. Financial Well-Being

In Douglas County, we know that working in education is more than a job - it’s a calling. Every day our dedicated team of educators guides our community’s future leaders by encouraging them to ask questions, explore new ideas, and solve problems. Our school leaders and staff put students first in everything they do and work hard to ensure that our educators have the tools they need to provide every student the best education possible.

Every Employee Matters. Every Employee Contributes From our school principals and licensed teachers to our nutrition services staff and bus drivers, all DCSD employees touch the lives of students and every employee contributes to their success.