4 curriculum instructional specialist jobs found

Job Description This position is an anticipated vacancy. It is expected to be vacant by 08/27/2026. However, the current incumbent has a right to rescind their retirement, leave, or resignation up until the day of the expected vacancy date. Your hire will not be confirmed until the position is vacated, and you may start the year as a Long-Term Substitute if the position does not become vacant by the start of the school year. Title: Special Education and Student Services Program Director for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Terms: BASAS, Grade 10B Reports to Education and Student Services Supervisor for Applied Behavior Analysis Description: The Special Education and Student Services Program Director for ABA is responsible for developing and monitoring structured and individualized interventions utilizing the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis and systematic, data-based programs (discrete trial, incidental, task analyses) for the purposes of behavior...

Job Description Under the direct supervision of the Director of Special Services and in conjunction with the elementary school principals, assist in providing quality programming for elementary school students with diverse special needs. This is a district-wide position. Responsibilities In conjunction with and under the supervision of the Director of Special Services and the building principals: Create, manage, and supervise programs and staff development activities designed to maximize the skills of diverse learners in the least restrictive setting. Work closely with ETFs, teachers, and specialists. Ensure that timelines are met and paperwork is completed. Work with program heads and staff from other levels to ensure that the continuum of programming is in place across levels. Facilitate transition planning from preschool to elementary and elementary to middle school. Carry out recordkeeping as required for state and federal reports. Prepare departmental budgets...

Job Description Position Summary Gateways: Access to Jewish Education is seeking a lead facilitator to be the backbone of a new initiative built on the premise: teachers are scientists of learning, equipped to experiment with fidelity, observe outcomes and refine practice. Its purpose is to invert the prevailing default- in which tier-one instruction is general and specialists are pulled in when students struggle- by building general education capacity on the front end, so that classrooms are universally designed for diverse learners and specialists are freed to do the work only they can do. This work is likely to be targeted at K-5 instruction. The lead facilitator will be a sustained, paid professional engagement designing the learning arc with school leaders, convening the cohort, coaching between sessions, bringing in subject matter experts on specific topics, and holding schools accountable to the deliverables that distinguish this work from standard professional...

Job Description Under the direct supervision of the Director of Special Services and in conjunction with the elementary school principals, assist in providing quality programming for elementary school students with diverse special needs. This is a district-wide position. Responsibilities In conjunction with and under the supervision of the Director of Special Services and the building principals: Create, manage, and supervise programs and staff development activities designed to maximize the skills of diverse learners in the least restrictive setting. Work closely with ETFs, teachers, and specialists. Ensure that timelines are met and paperwork is completed. Work with program heads and staff from other levels to ensure that the continuum of programming is in place across levels. Facilitate transition planning from preschool to elementary and elementary to middle school. Carry out recordkeeping as required for state and federal reports. Prepare departmental budgets...