Human Resource Technician at Natomas Charter School
Job Summary
Job Summary
Under the direction of the Finance and Budget Director or designee, the Human Resources Technician performs varied of technical and clerical duties in the human resource areas of recruitment, development and maintenance of personnel files, analysis of credentials, HRIS administration, employee communications and writing, typing and submission of reports relating to federal and state mandates and human resource programs. This position is responsible recruitment, assisting with maintaining the centralized personnel system, employee benefit open enrollments and the day to day operations of Natomas Charter School and client charter schools’ human resources functions and employee training systems. The Human Resources Technician provide support to the Human Resources and Payroll Analyst.; calculation and distribution of salary agreements for all staff in accordance with employment hourly/salary agreements and overall human resources communication and correspondence to employees. This position requires accuracy in preparing documents and communications to employees, initiative and flexibility in assigned tasks.
Requirements / Qualifications
Include a cover letter, resume, and three letters of recommendation with your application. Please also attach transcripts, if applicable.
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and three letters of recommendation with your application. Include official or unofficial transcripts, if applicable to the role or your educational background.
Requirements / Qualifications
Include a cover letter, resume, and three letters of recommendation with your application. Please also attach transcripts, if applicable.
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and three letters of recommendation with your application. Include official or unofficial transcripts, if applicable to the role or your educational background.
Comments and Other Information
Natomas Charter School (NCS), established in 1993, is a California Distinguished School celebrating over 30 years of excellence in public education. Serving more than 1,800 students across grades TK–12 in five distinct academies, NCS consistently ranks in the top 10% of California public schools for graduation and college acceptance rates.
Why Natomas Charter School Stands Out
• Learning Guarantee: NCS is built upon three core pillars—Students First, Accountability, and Innovation—and designs curriculum that is purposeful, hands-on, and relevant to challenge and support today’s learners.
• Diverse & Inclusive Community: Proudly serving one of the nation’s most racially, linguistically, and LGBTQ+ diverse communities, NCS fosters a well-rounded and inclusive environment with curriculum and staff members reflective of our students’ diverse identities.
• Celebrated Academically & Artistically: The school frequently earns top local and statewide distinctions, including a Niche “Best Charter” ranking and national recognition for college prep
and advanced arts programs.
• Stable, Supportive Staff: With an annual staff retention rate often over 95%, many educators and administrators build long-term careers at NCS. The school provides CalSTRS and CalPERS retirement options.
Five Unique Academies (TK–12)
1. Leading Edge Academy (6–8) – A small format middle school program that emphasizes hands on, project-based learning, technology, sports and community engagement.
2. PACT Academy (TK–8) – Homeschooling with community, where parents and educators’ work together to design curriculum that support each student’s needs and interests along with in person workshops and activities.
3. Performing & Fine Arts Academy (6–12) – An award-winning college-preparatory program that Integrates rigorous academics with intensive arts training.
4. Early College Academy (9–12) – A hybrid college preparatory program that makes use of online curriculum, in-person workshops, and college dual enrollment classes.
5. Star Academy (TK–5) – A comprehensive elementary program that focuses on developing strong math, literacy, science, and language arts skills, along with a focus on kindness and social emotional learning.
Comments and Other Information
Natomas Charter School (NCS), established in 1993, is a California Distinguished School celebrating over 30 years of excellence in public education. Serving more than 1,800 students across grades TK–12 in five distinct academies, NCS consistently ranks in the top 10% of California public schools for graduation and college acceptance rates.
Why Natomas Charter School Stands Out
• Learning Guarantee: NCS is built upon three core pillars—Students First, Accountability, and Innovation—and designs curriculum that is purposeful, hands-on, and relevant to challenge and support today’s learners.
• Diverse & Inclusive Community: Proudly serving one of the nation’s most racially, linguistically, and LGBTQ+ diverse communities, NCS fosters a well-rounded and inclusive environment with curriculum and staff members reflective of our students’ diverse identities.
• Celebrated Academically & Artistically: The school frequently earns top local and statewide distinctions, including a Niche “Best Charter” ranking and national recognition for college prep
and advanced arts programs.
• Stable, Supportive Staff: With an annual staff retention rate often over 95%, many educators and administrators build long-term careers at NCS. The school provides CalSTRS and CalPERS retirement options.
Five Unique Academies (TK–12)
1. Leading Edge Academy (6–8) – A small format middle school program that emphasizes hands on, project-based learning, technology, sports and community engagement.
2. PACT Academy (TK–8) – Homeschooling with community, where parents and educators’ work together to design curriculum that support each student’s needs and interests along with in person workshops and activities.
3. Performing & Fine Arts Academy (6–12) – An award-winning college-preparatory program that Integrates rigorous academics with intensive arts training.
4. Early College Academy (9–12) – A hybrid college preparatory program that makes use of online curriculum, in-person workshops, and college dual enrollment classes.
5. Star Academy (TK–5) – A comprehensive elementary program that focuses on developing strong math, literacy, science, and language arts skills, along with a focus on kindness and social emotional learning.