3 instructional coach jobs found

Job Description Are you passionate about helping students build mathematical thinking and confidence? Uncommon Schools is seeking a Manager, Teaching & Learning - 5-12 Math to lead our network's math instruction and drive student achievement across all regions. In this role, you'll develop and share research-aligned curriculum and assessments, coach leaders and teachers in best practices, and analyze data to shape how we teach math. You'll work across our organization-from classrooms to leadership teams-to ensure every student has access to excellent math instruction and every educator has the support they need to deliver it. Duties & Responsibilities Curriculum Development & Instructional Materials Develop, maintain, and disseminate network-wide curriculum and assessment materials that are research-aligned, error-free, diverse, and inclusive Ensure coherence and clear scope and sequence across K-12 math instruction Collaborate with curriculum and assessment...

Job Description 30 hours per week 6 hours per day Initial hours of assignment: 8:30am -3:00pm (plus 1/2 hour unpaid lunch) 10 months per school year Teacher Aides may be required to provide personal care to students including toileting. Lifting may be involved. Aides may be working in life skills classrooms, job coaching or with special needs students. Duties: ~Provide support to students in various grade levels 5-8 during the course of the day in all curricular areas. ~Help students with their assigned homework, assist with studying for tests, help with organizational skills, etc. ~Assist with toileting needs as needed ~Assist with the student(s) swimming as needed ~Monitor students in various locations inside and outside the school ~Support school attendance Requirements for all positions: ~Must work well with children ~Must be able to take directions ~Must have a willingness to work collaboratively with school personnel for the improvement of...

Job Description The Director of High School Co-Curricular Learning role is an opportunity to impact over 3,200 high school students each year by creating opportunities for them to engage in their passion and talent development during their school day. This role develops strategic initiatives for co-curricular learning and oversees strong execution of competitive clubs and project-based co-curriculars at our 9 high school campuses. Students benefit not only from the joy of developing their passions but also from building expertise and reflecting on their experiences to pave pathways to college and beyond. Day to day, the Director uses strong collaborative management skills to supervise and strengthen campus-based opportunities for students. The position encompasses two distinct areas of responsibility: school-based experiential learning through co-curricular and competitive state or national clubs such as Speech, Debate, and Robotics. The Director manages these programs through 9...