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This document defines roles within a school setting. It describes positions like the principal who oversees academics and discipline, and advisors who help students struggling in different areas. It also outlines administrative roles for managing finances, information, transportation, maintenance, security, and more. Human resources, social work, and nursing are also mentioned as providing services to the school community.
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Organizational Chart School RRR
- 1. BUSINESS ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER CLEANING AND SECURITY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ADMISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SECRETARIAL AND RECEIVING SERVICES BUSING MAINTENANCE AUDIOVISUAL PUBLICATION SCHOOL STORE PAYMENTS AND REQUESTS SHOPPING WAREHOUSE SOCIAL WORK NURSING DISCIPLINARY ADVISOR HUMAN RESOURCES ACADEMIC ADVISOR PSICOLOGICAL ADVISOR
- 2. o BUSINESS ASSOCIATE : People who are involved in the management of the company. Their responsability and their powder of decision depends on the percentage of capital that contributes to it. o PRINCIPAL : The person who is in charge of the academic and disciplinary control of the students in a school, also supports and directs teahers. o ACADEMIC ADVISOR : The person who is in charge of advising all students on campus in general when the academic yield figure is low. o DISCIPLINARY ADVISOR : The person who is in charge of advising all students on campus in general when the disciplinary yield figure is low. o PSICOLOGICAL ADVISOR: The person who is in charge of advising all students on campus in general when the academic and the disciplinary yield figure is low.
- 3. oADMINISTRATIVE ENTITY : Monitoring and support to all areas to generate results and excellence. oFINANCIAL MANAGEMENT : Responsible area for analysis and decision of the school financial needs , trying to use the optimal financial resources to the achievement of social objectives. oWAREHOUSE: Area that is used to store items , products or goods oSHOPPING: Area in charge to obtain products and services for the school. oPAYMENTS AND REQUESTS : Responsible for financing and pay school suppliers. oSCHOOL STORE: Responsible for selling all the items related to school.
- 4. o ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT: Area where all administrative processes are running. o SECRETARIAL AND RECEIVING SERVICES: This area serves internal and external customers of the school. o BUSING: Area in charge of the transport service for school students o MAINTENANCE: In charge of rental arrangements o CLEANING AND SECURITY: It is responsible for the cleanliness and safety of all locations o INFORMATION MANAGEMENT: Responsible area that provides information to all internal and external members of the school. o AUDIOVISUAL: It is responsible for hearing and visual information. o PUBLICATION: It is responsible for the written information.
- 5. oHUMAN RESOURCES: Responsible to help and serve all school employees. oSOCIAL WORK : Profession that seeks to promote the development of human and social relationships and changes increasing the welfare for people . oNURSING: Responsible First Aid attention for all members of the school. PRESENTED BY RENE RODRIGUEZ