Ph3JROTC Director of Army Instruction (DAI) - JobID: 15072 /h3 ul libPosition Type: /b Teacher on Assignment/TOA, JROTC/Instructor Specialist /li libDate Posted: /b 4/7/2026 /li libLocation: /b CEE- STUDENT LEARNING /li libClosing Date: /b 04/21/2026 /li libWork Year: /b 12 Month /li libSalary Schedule: /b JROTC /li /ul pbPHOENIX /b /p pbPXU /b /p pbUNION /b /p pbEqual Opportunity Employer /b /p h3About the District /h3 pThe Phoenix Union High School District is proud to serve a diverse population of 24,000 students and 3,400 employees in Arizona's capital city. With a portfolio of comprehensive schools, small specialty schools, support schools, micro-schools, magnet programs, and extensive Career Technical Education (CTE) offerings, PXU's schools of opportunity welcome, love, and inspire all students to go places and do things that matter. /p h3Summary /h3 pServes as the chief administrator of JROTC, responsible for overseeing the administration, operations, logistics, instructional practices and public affairs of the JROTC programs. Supervises the Army JROTC Instructors within the PXU in accordance with US Army Cadet Command (USACC) Regulation 145-2, applicable policies of the PXU and federal and local law, regulation and policy. Serves as the focal point of contact and advisor between the PXU and the US Army Cadet Command, other service JROTC programs, senior ROTC programs and US military recruiting units. /p h3Essential Functions /h3 ul liServes as the initial point of contact, recruiter, qualification, hiring process, salary disposition, professional development/growth, and retention of PXU JROTC Instructors. /li liExecute and maintain updated personnel actions and records of JROTC Instructor Army and PXU evaluations, height/weight compliance, certification/rec-certification requirements/opportunities, contracts, award/disciplinary actions, and termination. /li /ul h3Operations /h3 ul liOrganizes, supports, and executes PXU JROTC Cadet operations in support of extracurricular/competitive/community service Cadet activities. Coordinate with other service JROTC and senior ROTC programs for Cadet Activities. Serve as the JCLC Commandant as required. /li liEnsures JROTC unit's timely submission of Open Enrollment Report, Master Training Schedule, Intent to Graduate Report, Unit Report, Program Assessment Rating Tool through the use of JROTC Unit Management System and individual instructor JROTC Command and Information Management System. /li /ul h3Logistics /h3 ul liSupervise the consolidated supply operation/warehouse for the PXU JROTC units, accounting for all Army and district property. /li liServes as the Billing Official and Approving Official for the Government Purchase Card. Oversees US Army JROTC budget, purchases and reconciliation of expenditures of US Government Appropriated Funds. In accordance with PXU policy, oversees the PXU JROTC budget expenditures process. /li /ul h3Instructional Practices /h3 ul liConduct visits/inspection with each PXU JROTC program in accordance USACC Regulation 145-2 and USACC Regulation 145-8-3, JROTC Program of Accreditation, to review classroom instruction, instructor effectiveness, integrated-curricular activities and provide regulatory compliance. Conduct annual USACC instructor evaluations utilizing JROTC Coaching Rubric and PXU teacher evaluations/observations utilizing PXU Teacher Observation Instrument. /li liConduct Professional Learning Committee conferences and Instructional Leader conferences in accordance with PXU PLC and IL schedule and agenda topics in support of USACC JROTC curriculum and PXU Best Practices/Standardization. /li /ul h3Public Affairs /h3 ul liCoordinate with USACC Public Affairs Office and the PXU Community Relations Cadet and Instructor success stories in order to broaden appeal of JROTC. /li liCoordinate/support activities between JROTC, high school and local community in accordance with stated JROTC mission statement, community relations and citizenship experience. /li /ul pThe above essential functions are intended to represent only the key areas of responsibilities and not a comprehensive listing of all functions and duties performed by incumbents of this class. /p h3Required Qualifications /h3 h3Education, Training, and Experience Guidelines /h3 ul liUS Army Commissioned Officer in the retired rank of Lieutenant Colonel or Colonel. /li liThree years' experience as a USACC and AZ-qualified JROTC AI or SAI. /li liApproved by USACC JROTC 5th BDE CDR. /li /ul h3License and Certification Requirements /h3 ul liPossess Arizona JROTC Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Grades 9-12 certificate. /li liPossess a valid Arizona State Driver's License. /li liObtain and maintain PXU vehicle certification. /li /ul pArizona Standard Secondary Teaching certificate preferred. /p h3Physical Demands and Working Environment /h3 pWork is performed in standard office, classroom, and warehouse environments. /p h3Why Work at PXU /h3 ul liHighly Competitive Pay /li liEducation Loan Forgiveness (If eligible) /li liVacation and Personal Leave Plans (for eligible positions) /li liPaid Winter and Spring Breaks /li /ul pThe Board is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in relation to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability or sexual orientation, as well as gender identity, gender expression and immigration status. This policy will prevail in all matters concerning staff members, students, the public, educational programs and services, and individuals with whom the Board does business. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr