Employment Opportunities


Business Manager

As a key member of the Business Office, this Business Manager must possess strong organizational, analytical, and complex task-management skills. A customer service-oriented attitude and excellent interpersonal skills while handling confidential information is essential. The ability to manage time effectively and work independently are vital. 

ESSENTIAL DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES 

Accounts Payables, Reimbursements, Credit Card Management, and Reconciliation:

  • Review all invoices and documentation for appropriate approval. Input in accounting system (currently Quickbooks Online)

  • Ensure accurate and timely payments, staff reimbursements, and transfers

  • Ensure accurate tracking and recording of credit card expenses

  • Process bank ACHs and wire transfers

  • Prepare and send 1099s

Accounts Receivable: Student Tuition, Fees, and Donations:

  • Enter tuition payments via FACTS tuition. Manage collection of tuition arrearages, when required.

  • Assist in preparation of tuition billing files for FACTS, including predetermined tuition payment plans.

  • Prepare for and participate in the financial aid award process.

  • Calculate tuition insurance.

  • Ensure accurate and timely recording and deposits of donations and gifts to Arbor School.

  • Prepare year-end tax letters to donors.

  • Manage cash collections from school events.

Payroll, Salary, Paid Time-off, and Benefits:

  • Guarantee the accurate, timely, and confidential processing of monthly payroll using isolved, which includes salary, deductions for benefits, and retirement.

  • Support the health and dental insurance budget and renewal process. Communicate benefits with new employees and assist in signing them up for benefits. Manage annual open enrollment.

  • Prepare and process contracts each school year.

  • Manage HSA enrollment, monthly deductions, including Arbor contributions.

  • Manage 403b enrollment: track, reconcile, and transfer funds monthly. Compile annual census. Communicate with teachers and staff and update match with each new pay-scale year.  

  • Approve and send W-2’s for calendar year-end.

Month-end closings, account reconciliations, quarterly and annual filings, budget:

  • Manage timely and accurate month-end closing.

  • Reconcile APT (Arbor Parent Teacher) and ACT accounts and prepare reports.

  • Reconcile all monthly bank and investment statements with general ledger.

  • Participate in year-end close. Prepare schedules and compile information for the auditors.

  • Work with the auditors to prepare accurate and timely 990 tax filings. 

  • Assist Head of School in developing and preparing annual budget

EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE: Bachelor’s Degree with three years full charge accounting and audit preparation experience for a non-profit. A solid grasp of GAAP accounting and general accounting concepts. Advanced accounting software applications preferably QuickBooks, payroll processing, and benefit management experience are essential. Strong Excel, Word, google docs skills are required. 

REPORTING: This position reports to the Head of School.

To apply, please send your resume and letter of interest to info@arborschool.org, attention Isaac Enloe.


Careers at Arbor School

Founded in 1989, Arbor School of Arts & Sciences is an independent K-8 school located on 21 acres of wooded farmland in Tualatin, Oregon. Setting and community influence the professional practice of all our faculty members, who use our gardens and woods to promote outdoor inquiry and environmental stewardship across grades and disciplines. Teachers work in grade-level teams to develop a thematic approach that is responsive to and encouraging of student questions and innovation. We aim to foster collaboration, empathy and civil discourse within student partnerships and cross-grade groupings, modeling this within our teaching teams and parent collaborations.

At Arbor we hold inclusivity and equity as central values and work to continuously expand our own cultural competence as we address issues of race and gender within our curriculum. We recognize many compelling educational reasons as well as a moral imperative to strive toward greater inclusivity, equity and diversity in our school community. (See Fellowship Statement) As a result, we seek to hire teachers who share this dedication and we value experience and expertise in equity, inclusion and cultural competency.

Teachers find a welcoming, supportive, and aspirational community when joining our faculty. Working in professional learning teams to build curricula, study student progress, and continuously refine our own practices, we seek to create an educator community capable of engaging with difficult questions and hopeful possibilities.

Arbor School is also home to the Arbor Center for Teaching, which offers an MAT and Oregon licensure program to a new cohort of Teacher Residents every two years. Working in partnership with Pacific University and local public school districts to prepare new teachers for careers in an ever-changing educational world reinforces our commitment to our own ongoing evolution and improvement. Faculty often serve as mentor teachers and lead graduate level MAT seminars within our Residency Program. Our commitment to teacher training and our lab school model mean that Arbor School seeks teachers with certification or demonstrated interest in working toward certification when hired.


Other Employment Opportunities

If you think that you might be a good fit with the school, regardless of current openings, we would love to review your resume.  Exemplary candidates may be asked to visit the school to speak with the director.  If you would like us to keep you in mind when next we have job openings, please mail your resume to:

Attn: Employment Inquiries
Arbor School of Arts and Sciences
4201 SW Borland Rd
Tualatin, OR 97062

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Arbor School provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics.