7 instructional facilitator jobs found

Job Description Job Description: Special Education Team Chairperson Position Title: Special Education Team Chairperson Reports To: Director of Special Education Work Year: Full-Time, School Year (with additional days as assigned) Salary range: $80,000-$100,000 depending upon experience Position Summary The Special Education Team Chairperson serves as the instructional and compliance leader for special education services within the school. This position coordinates the special education evaluation and eligibility process, facilitates Individualized Education Program (IEP) Team meetings, ensures compliance with federal and state special education regulations, and supports staff in the implementation of high-quality special education programming. The Team Chairperson collaborates closely with educators, families, service providers, and administrators to promote positive outcomes for students with disabilities. Essential Duties and Responsibilities...

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 This position is a temporary vacancy covering for a managerial employee on leave. The position is expected to end on 1/3/2027 when the current managerial employee returns to work. At that time, the covering managerial employee will be terminated from the position. Grade Level:PreK-8 Start Date: Immediate Start Locations: Dorchester, MA About UP Education Network UP Education Network manages and operates two schools in Boston, MA. We serve over 1,200 elementary and middle school students. UP is invited by local school districts to restart chronically underperforming district schools as UP Academies. Each UP Academy shares the same mission: to ensure that students acquire the knowledge, skills, and strength of character necessary to succeed on the path to college and to achieve their full potential. Role The School Culture Specialist will work with the school's School Culture Team to ensure that students demonstrate dramatic student achievement...

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 Title:EVALUATION TEAM LEADER (ETL) Role: Under the supervision of the Special Education Program Coordinator, maintains Compliance to federal and state regulations and Medford Public Schools policies for students with disabilities and acts as a resource for special education instruction and programming. The following is an outline of the role and responsibilities, which is intended to provide a broad overview, but is subject to change according to the needs of the school district, as required by the Superintendent of Schools. Qualifications: Degree in Special Education or other related field from an accredited college or university with evidence of courses or experience in the area of administration or supervision, special education, psychology or guidance. Experience with direct service and assessment of special education students, knowledge of current and best practices in special education, and working knowledge of special education laws and...

Job Description Provide vocational training and instruction to young adults with complex language, learning, and cognitive disabilities. Essential Job Functions: •Provide instruction of vocational skills •Engage in on-the-job training in a variety of industries and occupations •Adapt job skill training to meet the individual needs of students •Collaborate and communicate with community partners to facilitate a mutually beneficial partnership •Collect individual student data weekly •Report on student progress quarterly •Other duties as assigned Candidate Requirements: •Experience working with students with learning and intellectual disabilities •Willingness to engage in professional development to gain the knowledge necessary to effectively work with the Riverview student profile •Demonstrate an understanding of the School mission and adhere to all policies and procedures. •Related experience (experience in an independent school environment preferred) •Strong...

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...