3 senior instructional designer jobs found

Job Description Reports to: Deputy Chief of Specialized Services Position Overview: The Senior Director provides leadership support to Related Services under the direction of the Deputy Chief of Specialized Services (or designee). This individual serves as a member of both the OSS Executive Team and OSS Staff Group. The BPS Related Service Department is responsible for providing services to approximately 8,000 BPS students. The department is 330 staff strong in these service areas and has a budget of $39 million. The Senior Director is responsible for developing service assignments for schools and leading strategic planning efforts aimed at improving student outcomes and ensuring high-quality instruction. Why This Role Matters This is a high-impact leadership role at the center of Boston Public Schools' commitment to inclusive education. The Senior Director will directly influence how thousands of students with disabilities access services, engage in learning,...

Job Description QUALIFICATIONS: Master's degree with an emphasis in educational administration preferred Certified in Massachusetts as Secondary School Principal preferred Minimum of five years of successful school experience preferred, three years of which should be in some form of school administration or management Proven strength in curriculum, instruction, and supervision of staff Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the Superintendent may find appropriate and acceptable Proven record of creating a positive school culture REPORTS TO: Superintendent of Schools JOB GOAL: Using leadership, supervisory and administrative skills shall manage the high school to promote the highest quality of educational development for each student. SUPERVISION: All professional and non-professional staff assigned to the high school and other resource and service personnel while functioning in the school. PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: Serve as the...

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...