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Technical ability to interface with student information systems such as Workday, Sunapsis To qualify for federal agency approval to issue I-20s and DS-2019s, the successful candidate must have U.S ...

$42K - $51K/yr

Technical ability to interface with student information systems such as Workday, Sunapsis To qualify for federal agency approval to issue I-20s and DS-2019s, the successful candidate must have U.S ...

$42K - $51K/yr

Technical ability to interface with student information systems such as Workday, Sunapsis To qualify for federal agency approval to issue I-20s and DS-2019s, the successful candidate must have U.S ...

Operate Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and student information systems. * Handle student data reporting while ensuring confidentiality and compliance with applicable laws. * Communicate ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the student information system position?

To excel in a Student Information System Administrator role, you need a strong background in database management, data analysis, and familiarity with education technology platforms, often supported by a degree in information technology or a related field. Proficiency in software such as PowerSchool, Banner, Skyward, or Infinite Campus, as well as skills in SQL, data security, and sometimes relevant certifications, are highly valuable. Outstanding analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective communication with both technical and non-technical stakeholders set top performers apart. These capabilities ensure the secure, accurate, and efficient management of student data critical to supporting educational institutions’ operations.

What are the typical daily responsibilities for someone managing a student information system?

Professionals overseeing a Student Information System are often responsible for maintaining and updating student records, troubleshooting system issues, generating data reports, and ensuring data security and accuracy. They frequently interact with school staff and faculty to provide training, support, and user access, as well as coordinate with IT teams for upgrades or new feature implementations. Managing user permissions, supporting enrollment processes, and addressing data integrity concerns are also common tasks. This dynamic role puts you at the intersection of technology and education, requiring both technical skill and strong communication to serve the needs of students and staff effectively.

What is a student information system?

A Student Information System (SIS) job involves managing and maintaining software that stores and processes student-related data for educational institutions. Professionals in this role ensure accurate record-keeping, streamline administrative processes, and support users such as teachers, students, and administrators. Responsibilities may include troubleshooting system issues, data entry, reporting, and ensuring compliance with education policies. Strong technical, communication, and problem-solving skills are often required.

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Infographic showing various Student Information System job openings in Virginia as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 74% Full Time, 21% Part Time, and 5% Temporary. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

Technology Support Specialist I

Radford City Schools

Radford, VA

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Technology Support Specialist IReports To: Director of TechnologyPosition Type: Non Exempt, 200 day contractPosition SummaryThe Technology Support Specialist I provides entry-level technical support focused on the deployment, repair, maintenance, and lifecycle management of district-issued computing devices. This position primarily supports laptops, Chromebooks, and related peripherals used by students and staff. Responsibilities include hardware repair, device distribution and collection, asset tracking, and maintaining accurate inventory and documentation.The position performs basic troubleshooting of classroom technology issues and escalates complex technical, infrastructure, and network-related issues to senior technology staff

Duties and ResponsibilitiesDevice Repair & Hardware SupportDiagnose, repair, and maintain district-issued laptops, Chromebooks, and related peripherals.Replace damaged components such as screens, keyboards, batteries, trackpads, and charging ports.Perform preventative maintenance to extend device life and ensure proper functionality.Test repaired devices to verify operational readiness before returning them to service.Recover and salvage usable components from damaged or non-repairable devices for reuse when appropriate.Prepare and configure devices for deployment to staff and students. Device Deployment & Lifecycle ManagementAssist with the distribution, collection, and reassignment of student and staff computing devices.Support device setup during school year rollouts, new employee onboarding, and device refresh cycles.Collect and process devices at the end of school terms or when staff or students leave the division.Assist with the re-imaging, cleaning, and preparation of devices for redeployment. Inventory & Asset ManagementMaintain accurate inventory records for all assigned technology devices including laptops, Chromebooks, and related equipment.Track device assignments, repairs, and component replacements within the division's asset management system.Document all repair activity, service history, and parts usage.Assist with surplus processing and disposal of end-of-life technology equipment in accordance with division procedures

Basic Technical SupportRespond to assigned help desk requests related to device issues and basic classroom technology problems.Provide troubleshooting for common hardware, software, and peripheral issues.Assist staff with basic device operation and common technical issues.Escalate complex software, network, or infrastructure issues to appropriate IT staff. Organizational & Operational ResponsibilitiesFollow established procedures, repair documentation, and technical manuals when servicing equipment.Maintain organized work areas and proper handling of technology equipment and parts.Collaborate with other members of the IT Department to ensure timely resolution of technology issues.Maintain professional communication with staff and school personnel.Participate in training and professional development as assigned.Perform other duties related to technology and data operations as assigned by supervisor. Student Information Systems and Data ManagementAssist the primary administrator for the division's Student Information System (SIS) and associated software.Assist in the management of user access and functionality for staff, students, and parent access to the SIS.Assist in overseeing student data management and ensure accuracy of enrollment, attendance, and academic records.State and Federal ReportingAssist in coordinating student data uploads and integration with division software systems.Assist in calculating and tracking division enrollment and attendance data on a monthly basis.Assist the primary administrator for the division's Student Information System (SIS) and associated software.Perform other duties related to technology and data operations as assigned by the supervisor

Compliance & Work ExpectationsFollow all Radford City Public Schools policies and procedures.Comply with all applicable State and Federal laws.Adhere to assigned work schedules.Maintain professionalism in all school and community interactions.Able to lift and maneuver 25 lbs Minimum Training and ExperienceValid Virginia Driver's License and ability to travel between school sites.Ability to pass required background checks.Strong organizational and documentation skills.Ability to follow technical repair procedures and documentation.Basic troubleshooting and diagnostic skills for computing devices.Ability to work collaboratively with school staff and IT personnel. Education and ExperienceAssociate's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or related fieldOREquivalent combination of education and relevant experience.Preferred:Experience with laptop or Chromebook repair.Experience with inventory or asset management systems.Experience working in K-12 or education technology environments.