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About Playlab Playlab is a tech non-profit dedicated to helping educators and students become critical consumers and creators of AI. We believe that an open-source, community-driven approach is key to harnessing the potential of AI in education. We equip communities with AI tools and hands-on professional development that empowers educators & students to build custom AI apps for their unique context. Over 40,000 educators have published apps on Playlab – and the impact is growing every day. At Playlab, we believe that AI is a new design material - one that should be shaped by many to bring their ideas about learning to life. If you're passionate about building creative, equitable futures for students and teachers, we hope you’ll join us.   The Role Playlab is launching a rigorous, design-forward, 24-month cohort for visionary learning community leaders—heads of school, district/network leaders, CEOs, and founders—who are...

ORGANIZATION WEBSITE: University Prep ROLE: Director, Scholar Services LOCATION: Denver, CO SALARY RANGE: Salary starting at $100,000 About the Opportunity  The Director, Scholar Services  is the network-wide leader for all scholar services tied specifically to children with additional needs/assets - Special Education ( ranging from mild/moderate to significant needs ), Gifted and Talented, and Multi-Lingual Learners. With a highly competent and capable Manager of Multilingual Education already on the team, the primary focus of this role it to further develop and codify the network’s programming and supports for all scholars going through MTSS processes and currently receiving IEP and 504 services.  In addition, U Prep is in the midst of preparing to launch a Center for Autistic Excellence in Fall 2027, and this leader is charged with designing, planning and overseeing that program, creating an innovative space that’s neurodiversity-affirming and...

Role Overview The primary mission of the Program Manager, Inclusive Excellence (IE) is to ensure that Merit America is equitable in how we work and serve learners. This role will build the data systems that reveal gaps, deliver the learning programs that build capability, and manage the initiatives that close disparities for both learners and staff. This role reports to the Director of Inclusive Excellence. You'll spend roughly 70-80% of your time executing IE strategy (data analysis, program management, mitigating bias across our systems) and 20-30% partnering with the Director of Learning & People Experience (LPE) on work that touches staff learning and development. Responsibilities The responsibilities of the Program Manager, IE will include, but are not limited to, the following: Execute Programs and Initiatives That Close Gaps (35%) Manage end-to-end execution of IE initiatives, including pilots, resource mapping, and affinity group (AG)...