3 instructional support jobs found in Winchester, VA

Job Description Summary: The dean of students serves as part of the instructional leadership team for the school in conjunction with the principal, assistant principal, and other key staff in an administrative capacity. This position assists in providing instructional support, maintaining student discipline, evaluating staff, communicating with parents, and supervising extracurricular and co-curricular activities. Qualifications: Applicants must hold or be eligible for a Virginia teaching license with an endorsement in a middle school or secondary endorsement as well as an Administration and Supervision endorsement or have fulfilled all coursework and testing requirements for such endorsement. Three years of successful teaching experience, experience in grades 6-8 preferred Leadership qualities and skill in presenting to and working with both licensed and classified colleagues. Continuous and recent professional learning directly related to the content area,...

Job Description Summary: The Specialized Programs Coordinator is responsible for the coordination/training/support of our specialized programs designed to address the needs of students with significant disabilities who are educated within and/or outside of the general education classroom. The Specialized Programs Coordinator will advise school and special education leadership about special education programs to ensure that the needs of all students are being met. The Specialized Programs Coordinator will focus on helping children with disabilities to maximize their learning in an inclusive setting and starting innovative new school programs aimed towards the implementation of specialized supports. The Specialized Programs Coordinator shall ensure the quality and integrity of all aspects of the programs. Essential Duties: Using their strong decision-making, public relations, interpersonal, and communication skills, the Specialized Programs Coordinator is responsible for...

Job Description Summary: Coordinates the implementation of testing and school accountability requirements. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree required; Master's degree preferred. Eligible for or hold a Virginia license. Minimum of 3 years of successful full-time experience as a teacher or school counselor at the middle or high school level. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Demonstrates knowledge in assessing student academic performance based on the Virginia Standards of Learning Assessment Program. Demonstrates knowledge of current research and trends in education with special emphasis on curriculum, instruction and training, student assessment data, testing practices, and procedures. Demonstrates knowledge of computer usage to include Internet, Intranet, Excel, Google Sheets, and office applications and familiarity with computerized testing programs. Demonstrates the ability to work collaboratively with classroom teachers,...