1.6 WHO'S WHO AT UNI?
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n Main Office Staff — The staff at Uni is here to help your parents and you. In the Main Office you will find several individuals to help you with the day-to-day happenings at the school. The receptionist is responsible for monitoring attendance, processing grades, admissions, distributing locker notes to students, and is in charge of immunization and physical exam records. The Main Office staff take care of registration, school mailings, and faculty clerical needs. They provide valuable information to faculty and student leaders on how to get things done at Uni.
n Student Services Office Staff — New students at Uni quickly become acquainted with the Student Services Office. The Student Services Office secretary keeps track of student records, maintains class schedules, and serves as the school Registrar. The Guidance Counselor advises students about course enrollment and monitors their academic and personal progress; assists with the new student orientation programs; oversees the Early Assistance Program for students experiencing academic difficulties; monitors academic progress of students on probation; and specializes in social and emotional counseling. The Director of College Counseling advises juniors and seniors about the college admissions and financial aid application processes; and trains Peer College Counselors who are in charge of disseminating information about careers, colleges, scholarships, standardized tests, and opportunities for summer and volunteer activities.
n Teachers — Teachers are responsible for student learning and achievement. Teachers are accessible outside of regular class time so that students may receive additional instruction, if needed. In addition to instructional responsibilities, teachers are expected to contribute to the laboratory mission of the school. Teachers also play an integral part of student life here at Uni by sponsoring and chaperoning student activities.
n Executive Teachers — Each department at Uni has an Executive Teacher. The Executive Teachers coordinate each department’s curriculum and provide instructional leadership. They handle concerns about enrollment in courses and grievances regarding department members. The executive teacher for the Physical Education Department is also the Athletic Director who oversees the administration of the athletic program and IHSA-sanctioned activities.
n Librarian — The Librarian plays a critical role in the everyday life of students. In addition to overseeing the library, the librarian works directly with students and teachers on research projects.
n Director of Development and Alumni Affairs — The Director of Development and Alumni Affairs raises money for the school and publishes newsletters to keep parent(s)/guardian(s) and alumni in touch with the school.
n Assistant Director — The Assistant Director and the Director/Principal are Uni’s school administrators. The Assistant Director is responsible for student life at Uni, which includes monitoring the academic and personal progress of students, overseeing student activities, and enforcing the student code of behavior. The Assistant Director also serves as the Director of Admissions.
n Director/Principal — The Director/Principal is responsible for attracting and retaining talented faculty, developing an innovative and challenging curriculum, directing lab mission work, and overseeing the budget.
n Associate Provost and Provost — The University of Illinois Laboratory High School is an independent administrative unit of the University of Illinois and reports directly to the Provost’s Office. The Associate Provost serves as the Provost’s liaison with the school and advises the Director/Principal. The Provost oversees the operation of University Laboratory High School.