3 prek teacher jobs found

Job Description Note: The Middle School Career Development & Partnerships Coordinator serves f our middle schools by connecting classroom learning with college and career readiness opportunities. This position develops and sustains strategic partnerships with businesses and community organizations. This position will support: Walter G. Byers (.25), Berryhill School (.25), Ashley Park PreK-8 (.25), and Turning Point Middle School (.25). General Definition of Work The career development coordinator middle school (CDC MS) , under moderate supervision, performs intermediate-level work with limited decision-making discretion supporting Career and Technical Education (CTE) and providing and coordinating career development services for students. Position works collaboratively with administrators, student services personnel, and teachers to ensure the delivery of career development services in assigned school(s). Responsible for facilitating linkages with parents,...

Job Description GENERAL STATEMENT OF JOB Under limited supervision, performs a variety of supervisory and administrative tasks to provide leadership and coordination of curricular and instructional programs across all organizational levels. Employee is responsible for supporting and coordinating the efforts of principals as well as central office curriculum and instructional personnel. Work involves coordinating English language Arts (Pre K-5), mathematics (PreK-5), science (PreK-5), social studies (PreK-5) and AIG. Employee is also responsible for planning and implementing professional development related to curriculum and/or instruction. Other areas of oversight may include EC, Testing/Accountability, MTSS, School Improvement Plans, Migrant/ESL. Reports to the Superintendent. SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Supervises elementary school administrators, instructional coaches and early literacy specialist. Initiates and oversees curricular and instructional...

Job Description Executive Director of Exceptional Children Reports to: Chief of Student Support Services Term of Employment: 12 Months Purpose The Executive Director of Exceptional Children provides district-level leadership, supervision, and administrative oversight for the implementation of programs and related services for students with disabilities. This position ensures compliance with local, state, and federal requirements while promoting high-quality instructional programming, appropriate supports, and equitable access to services for students ages 2 through 21. The Executive Director supervises the Exceptional Children support team, including but not limited to Program Compliance Specialists, Transition Coordinator, Behavior Specialists, Preschool Coordinator, School Psychologists, and Related Service Providers. The Executive Director also collaborates with schools, families, community agencies, district leaders, and state-level partners to support the...