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Role Overview At AUSL, we believe instructional coaching is the primary lever for ensuring every student has access to a high-quality educator. The   Teacher Development Coach (TDC)   is an instructional expert dedicated to ensuring Teacher Residents are "Day 1 Ready" upon completion of their year-long residency. Spending   80% of their time in the field , TDCs provide intensive, data-driven support through weekly or bi-weekly observations and collaborative meetings with both Residents and Mentors. This role focuses exclusively on the foundational clinical "teacher moves" and high-leverage practices that drive student achievement and long-term teacher retention in high-needs urban environments. Essential Job Functions High-Impact Resident & Mentor Coaching (80%):   Accelerate teacher development for a caseload of 20–30+ residents through high-frequency observation, real-time side-by-side coaching, and evidence-based feedback using the Teacher Development...

Achievement First Public Charter Schools prepare every student to excel in college and career, deepen their knowledge of self and community, and lead lives of purpose. In partnership with our families and communities, we work to disrupt the legacy of inequity in education.   About the Organization Achievement First (AF) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization supporting 39 public charter schools across New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. For more than 25 years, AF has been recognized as one of the top tuition-free public charter school networks in the country. We are committed to creating schools of academic excellence within nurturing environments — schools that prepare students to be college-ready and to pursue and succeed in whatever paths they choose in life. The majority of AF students are Black and Latinx children from low-income families, many of whom will be the first in their families to graduate from college. Across our network, we employ...

Description Albany Community Action Partnership (ACAP)  partners with families and communities to expand opportunities and build stronger networks to foster upward economic mobility.  ACAP is seeking a skilled Grant Writer to support our mission by developing compelling grant applications and securing critical funding that directly impacts individuals and families in Albany County. This role is responsible for researching and identifying prospective funders, preparing high-quality applications, and ensuring timely reporting to federal, state, and private partners. Pay $25-$28 per hour; Contracted position up to 20 hours per week; flexible schedule    Requirements Minimum Qualifications  · 2-3 years of experience in program development and fund development-particularly grant writing. · Proven experience in grant writing, proposal development, and grant management, preferably within the nonprofit sector ...