3 data manager jobs found in Cincinnati

Job Description Position Opening Announcement Mental Health Manager at Head Start Part Time Casual QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum requirement of a 4-year degree in social work, child and family studies, psychology, or related mental health degree and appropriate licensure or certification; master's degree with licensure is highly desired. Demonstrated knowledge of early childhood mental health, child mental health community resources, working with families in poverty, working with diverse populations, and the impacts of early childhood trauma. Experience formulating and writing assessments and supports plans for young children and their families. Willingness to embrace the Positive Behavior Intervention and Support model, and understand the tiered level of supports needed to implement the model throughout all classrooms Sound understanding of universal design of early childhood classrooms. Ability to interact with and manage physically active young children, including...

Job Description ABOUT CPS Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) serves over 35,000 students preschool to 12th grade in over 65 schools across a 90-square-mile district in Southwest Ohio. As the second largest district in the state, CPS is proud to continually be one of the highest-performing large urban districts in the state and offers families high-quality school choices, diverse academic programs, and community learning centers. The district's innovative approach to education, its investment in effective and caring educators and employees, and a vast array of community partnerships have accelerated school performance - ensuring that students in preschool to 12th grade thrive and graduate prepared for successful lives in the 21st century. Cincinnati Public is looking for creative, innovative, passionate, problem-solvers to join our team. We seek to have a positive impact on our children and families every day and are looking for staff members who want to not only do an excellent...

Job Description Develop and maintain an effective educational program consistent with State and Federal guidelines and the philosophy, policies and goals of the School Board; maintain records and files; prepare reports and presentations. • Assist in the planning and implementation of a systematic method of supervising the instructional program through the use of learning walks, observations, documentations, and follow-up conferences. • Assist in evaluating methods and materials and developing effective learning plans and classroom techniques. • Assist in the coordination and supervision of supportive services. • Create and implement instructional professional learning experiences. • Supports successful implementation of district curriculum through coaching and professional development. • Monitor performance against implementation and performance indicators. • Develop communication for data-driven decision making on a system-wide basis. •...