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Nov 12, 2019

Regional Recruitment and Admissions Coordinator, Midwest Featured

The Recruitment and Admissions Coordinator is responsible for engaging prospective City Year AmeriCorps members through the management of a Customer Relationship Manager (CRM) to support the regional recruitment and admissions team’s goal of building a pipeline of 18 - 25 year-olds for the City Year AmeriCorps member opportunity. Job Description An inspiring and relatable communicator, the Recruitment and Admissions Coordinator will work cross departmentally (Recruitment and Admissions) to; Implement a customer service engagement strategy for building rapport with young adults learning more about the City Year experience and benefits. People centered lead management and application cultivation with effective decision making to adapt to multi-channel communication preference of prospect. Effective at rapport and relationship building with prospective City Year AmeriCorps Members to ensure they are well informed about City Year and the AmeriCorps member experience and benefits; Customer Service Delivery: Implement a comprehensive communication and customer service plan; direct responses to general email and telephone contact for City Year locally as well as regionally; respond to and route inquiries to appropriate team(s). Virtually recruit and attend recruitment events as needed Support the Chicago based admissions manager to facilitate the hiring process for 250+ City Year AmeriCorps members. This will include but is not limited to scheduling interviews, following up with references, reviewing applications and preparing confirmed City Year AmeriCorps members for their service in Chicago. Implement City Year's business process for Customer Relationship Manager (Salesforce) Qualifications 1 + year of experience in relationship development with institutions such as colleges, high schools, clubs, and community based organizations to meet organizational objectives Highly energetic, charismatic approach to engaging diverse groups, particularly young adults Ability to deliver strong and inspirational messages for internal and external audiences via multiple channels (Email, Text, Phone Calls) Adept in calendar management, event planning, and logistics management Passionate about working on a team and positively contributing to team culture Analytical skills and problem solving skills, finding both short term and long term solutions Exhibit a passion for City Year’s mission and values Preferred Qualifications Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience. City Year or National Service Program Alumni Sales, customer service, or human relations experience. Volunteer or academic recruitment experience. Compensation and Benefits Full time employees are entitled to compensation commensurate with experience. Benefits for full time employees include health insurance with Flexible Spending Account, paid vacation, holidays, parental leave, 401K, and more. City Year is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to a diverse workforce. Individuals from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply, including persons with disabilities and veterans.

City Year Chicago, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 12, 2019

Senior Impact Analytics Manager Featured

City Year Chicago is seeking a talented individual to join our internal Evaluation and Impact Analytics team as a Manager, reporting to the Director of Impact Analytics. The Impact Analytics team, together with the Learning & Development team and Student Success Coaching team, provide support services to members of the City Year Chicago staff team and all AmeriCorps members. For more information on City Year Chicago please visit: http://www.cityyear.org/chicago This position will play a critical role by assisting the Director to ensure Impact Staff and AmeriCorps Members [ACMs] are trained in data collection practices and review protocols and to promote data fluency throughout City Year Chicago. Reporting to the Evaluation Director, the Evaluation and Impact Analytics Manager will work closely with members of the Evaluation and Service Teams to: • Develop evaluation data systems and tools to capture outputs and outcome data • Manage data collection processes with teams and provide training and technical assistance • Manage Impact Analytics Coordinator (Senior AmeriCorps members) meetings and responsibilities • Analyze data and create reports at different levels of aggregation • Provide individualized supports as needed to teams regarding data usage and fluency Responsibilities Training (35%) Train AmeriCorps and Senior AmeriCorps members in data practices and provide ongoing support and coaching on impact outputs, data entry, and data usage. Train school-based staff in data practices and fluency and provide ongoing support to enable staff to implement our service model, while promoting data-driven decision-making. Data Collection & Analysis (25%) Manage and support Impact staff and all AmeriCorps members through online survey distribution, administration, and collection. Support in data validation and ensure system set-up that will enable all students have necessary assessment data points in order to measure impact. Analyze results from multiple evaluation instruments to meet site and City Year Headquarters (CYHQ) reporting needs (e.g. reports for funders, AmeriCorps grants and reports). Cross-Departmental Support (40%) Work with other departments to develop new system/s and policies to improve data collection, integrity, and dissemination of work. Support in the collection of data and/or service related stories of impact for Development and Marketing campaigns. Support the Learning and Development (L&D) team with enhancement and implementation of an L&D evaluation model to evaluate the effectiveness of AmeriCorps trainings. Support the Coaching Team with facilitation observation and coaching to improve delivery of new L&D model. Collaborate with cross-departmental committees to design evaluation systems, develop survey review protocol, and surface insights to improve our program. Support the Operations Team with logistics of training days to meet AmeriCorps Member needs. Respond to data requests from staff across the site and support with external evaluator work. Qualifications Bachelor's degree or related experience preferred Basic knowledge of K-12 data systems Comfortable with MS Office suite of software products, e.g. Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook Data visualization experience preferred (e.g. PowerBI, Tableau) Advanced knowledge of Excel preferred. Minimum requirement: intermediate knowledge of Excel and willingness to learn new systems. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, training facilitation experience preferred Experience with statistical analysis software or programming language preferred. (e.g. PowerBI, Tableau, minitab, SAS, etc.) Effective communication and organizational skills; must demonstrate attention to detail. Comfort with (and an interest in) collaborating and presenting information to internal and external audiences. Experience managing multiple projects or tasks with competing deadlines. Ability to work well independently and in a collaborative team environment. Belief in youth as agents of social change. City Year/AmeriCorps/Peace Corps experience is a plus Strong connection to City Year culture and values, for more information visit: https://www.cityyear.org/about-us/culture-values Required Documents A cover letter and resume must be submitted to be considered for this position. Preferred resume formats will depict not only a candidate’s responsibilities and job functions in previous work, but will include specific, quantitative results where applicable. Additional quantitative context around specific budget sizes, team sizes, or other work environment information will help City Year compare the scale of your work environment with our operations. Compensation and Benefits Full time employees are entitled to compensation commensurate with experience. Benefits for full time employees include health insurance with Flexible Spending Account, paid vacation, holidays, parental leave, 401K, and more. City Year is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to a diverse workforce. Individuals from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply, including persons with disabilities and veterans.

City Year Chicago, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 06, 2019

Talent Acquisition Specialist Featured

$50,000 - $70,000 yearly

Noble’s Talent Team finds the best talent in the nation to ensure that all of our students have an excellent educational experience. We are looking for a Talent Acquisition Specialist (TAS) whose primary focus will be on recruiting the nation’s best talent to work at Noble through a variety of outreach efforts including direct sourcing, pipeline re-engagement, and partnership development. This position will report to our Manager of Talent Recruitment and will work closely with the other seven members of Noble’s Talent Team and the broader Noble People Team. TASes must operate well in a fast-paced environment, uphold the highest standard of professionalism, and be impressively organized and able to prioritize time across multiple immediate and long-term projects. This is an immediate, full-time position with an expected start date no later than February 2020. Key Responsibilities Develop and own the execution of a strategic plan with the goal of filling 100% of roles with quality candidates. This could include, but is not limited to, the following: Designing compelling email campaigns to generate leads Organizing small-scale events such as a hiring day Developing and diversifying external partnerships Building Noble’s brand and shaping Noble’s narrative across organizations, universities, and geographies Track and analyze data to progress monitor and drives changes in recruitment strategies Manage many steps of the recruitment process, including sourcing candidates, converting applicants through informational calls, and conducting the initial screen and phone interview for candidates Contribute to the greater activities of the Talent Team, including process improvement cycles, large-scale Noble recruiting events, marketing/branding efforts, and team learning Communicate effectively with a variety of stakeholders, including but not limited to, Team Talent, prospective applicants, engaged candidates, campus hiring managers, and Noble senior leadership Bring a sense of optimism, awareness, and tenacity to a team that is driven by providing all of our students with the best teachers and leaders Ideal Candidate Traits Bachelor’s Degree Required Prior experience in a K-12 setting and/or minimum of two years talent acquisition experience strongly preferred Proven track record of ambitious results in previous roles Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills Strong problem-solving skills and resourcefulness A positive attitude and sense of possibility Deep self-awareness, a regular practice of reflection, and a desire to continuously improve Compensation Compensation will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. A comprehensive compensation plan will include a bonus incentive and a competitive benefits package. Application Process If interested, candidates can apply directly at www.nobleschools.org/careers. Please be prepared to submit a resume, at least 4 references, and short answer questions. Please direct inquiries about this role to [email protected] Statement of Non Discrimination At Noble, we have one mission: to be a catalyst for educational equity in the city of Chicago that empowers students with the scholarship, discipline, and honor necessary to succeed in college and lead exemplary lives. We know that we only fulfill this mission if we are the best place for a diverse mix of driven, reflective, and innovative educators to come, stay, and do their best work nurturing college-ready students. That is why Noble is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, making all employment decisions, including recruiting, hiring, training, and promoting without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran status or any other characteristic or classification protected by law.

Noble Network of Charter Schools 1 North State Street, Chicago, IL, USA Full-time

Oct 03, 2019

Research Data Analyst Featured

$45,000 - $55,000 yearly

The Research Data Analyst will utilize his/her data acquisition, analysis, and data management expertise to strengthen NACSA’s research and program evaluation functions—ultimately improving organizational impact. About NACSA and our work At the National Association of Charter School Authorizers (NACSA), our goal is to double the number of students in quality charter schools by 2025. To do this we focus on strengthening charter school authorizing—the work of authorizers to approve new charter schools and ensure each school is achieving great outcomes for students. If and how well authorizers fulfill their responsibilities directly shapes the quality of public schools available within a community. That’s why we work with authorizers across the country to develop, implement, and maintain rigorous authorizing practices. We provide trusted, independent policy resources to build state foundations where charters can thrive. We conduct research to identify emerging issues and trends in the field that inform the national conversation. Because every charter school has an authorizer, our work is making a difference for hundreds of thousands of students nationwide. There is no organization better poised to have this kind of impact. Role and major responsibilities Data Acquisition, Management, and Analysis Acquire large education and other datasets from various sources including state education agencies and databases Clean, organize, manipulate, and maintain datasets including merging multiple datasets together for analysis Analyze and summarize data, including creating charts, tables, and graphs Program Support Work with authorizers on research projects, including gathering information via surveys and interviews. Work closely with colleagues to create, administer, and analyze program evaluation data Respond to internal and external requests for data Collect and provide succinct written descriptions of research articles and papers on charter school authorizing suitable for internal and external dissemination. The Research Data Analyst will be a part of NACSA’s Research & Evaluation team. Does this sound like you? There is no detail too small for you. You geek out over minutiae “Behind the scenes” work gets you genuinely excited You effortlessly juggle multiple competing requests and projects with grace You organize and manage data well. You can distill vast amounts of information into useful summaries You enjoy summarizing information—in different forms—in ways that make sense to people who don’t speak “data” You are a fast and eager learner. You are constantly learning and growing You value multiple perspectives and experiences You listen to others, and consider their opinions You solve problems before they begin. You are comfortable asking questions to gain clarity You hold yourself responsible for results and are persistent You crave feedback, and use it to become a stronger contributor Experience Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university Background in fields requiring quantitative data manipulation Experience using large databases, especially in education All staff members demonstrate alignment with NACSA’s Values Impact : All your work is designed to increase and improve educational opportunities for children. Equity & Inclusion : You seek out diverse perspectives and evidence to challenge your beliefs, especially considering those most impacted by our work. Candor : You are honest with yourself and others. Shared Ownership : You take ownership for the work of the entire organization. Work-Life Integration : You respect professional and personal commitments and boundaries between them. Compensation The compensation band for this position is $45,000 to $55,000, negotiable based on experience and education. NACSA provides an excellent benefits program with generous medical, dental, and disability coverage as well as the option to participate in a 401K matching plan. Location NACSA is a virtual organization, with headquarters in Chicago. To Apply NACSA encourages individuals of all ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic backgrounds to apply for this position. We are committed to maximizing the diversity of our organization and we seek to engage all those who can contribute to this effort. The review of candidates will begin immediately and continue on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Applications should consist of a current resume and cover letter that is tailored to this specific position and also includes one personal interest, hobby, or cause. Please submit to [email protected] . NACSA is committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all qualified individuals and does not discriminate on any basis prohibited by applicable law.

NACSA Remote (Chicago, IL, USA) Full-time

Sep 20, 2019

Impact Coach Featured

The Instructional Coach will support the academic strategy and model that enables City Year Chicago to reach school and student outcome goals and consistently strive toward equity in the Chicago education system. Key outcomes for the Instructional Coach are: • Support and implement an inclusive & equitable academic strategy and model for the Tier One and Tier Two spaces that ensures we reach our student outcome measures in math and literacy; while incorporating our diversity, belonging, inclusivity and equity policy work • Create instructional learning experiences for corps and staff that build the skills and knowledge necessary to reach school and student outcome measures • Serve as an active member of the City Year Chicago community in order to advance the site and work toward the Long-Term Impact Strategy This includes having a portfolio of Chicago Public Schools elementary and/or high schools, and a coaching load of approximately 45-50 corps members in conjunction with the Impact Manager for each school. In addition, this position will support the continued improvement of the Coaching Model. The Impact Coach is an educational resource and consultant responsible for supporting our school based teams and ensuring we achieve our results Responsibilities Staff Instructional Capacity & Support Develop and implement staff instructional trainings and resources to support the successful implementation of the Academic Strategy and Model Lead the Site Instructional Leadership Team and Site Instructional Rounds to ensure the consistent development of instructional leadership at the site Engage in co-observation and coaching with intentional debriefs in order to support academic model implementation, improve site instructional practices, and coach staff to improve individual practice Engage in consistent critical thinking around how internal and external systems impact our academic work with students through the lens of racism and poverty and actively work toward anti-racist, equitable and inclusive instruction for all students Corps Knowledge & Support Develop and implement corps instructional trainings and resources to support the successful implementation of the Academic Strategy and Model Engage in observation and coaching in order to support the fidelity and quality of the academic model implementation and reach student outcome goals Support data driven instruction practices at the site through supporting the school student assessment process, training and coaching on using data to inform instruction, and collaborating with Impact Analytics staff on effective data review and analysis Provide feedback on session planning and data driven instruction progress monitoring tools to improve corps practice Support AmeriCorps Members in establishing and implementing an intervention schedule that meets the intervention time requirements for the site Lead or support a ACM led site-wide event that engages students in math and literacy learning activities Support School Partnerships Support Impact Managers and Impact Directors by serving as a consistent collaborator on forming and maintaining effective partnerships Build an understanding of the climate/culture of each school that is served Attend start of the year, mid-year and end of the year school partnership meetings when strategically appropriate Engage in co-observation and coaching and instructional walk-throughs with school partners when strategically appropriate to improve our instructional work at a school Support school visits and partnerships meetings as needed to serve as the instructional expert for CYCHI Organizational Initiatives and Site Support Participate in site and network-wide meetings and calls, providing insight, feedback, and collective problem solving. Engage in structured discussion and training on diversity, belonging, inclusivity and belonging aimed at developing stronger cultural competency, both individually and collectively as a site Partner with City Year Chicago’s departments and staff to ensure that site-wide goals are met, including, but not limited to, the AmeriCorps member applicant interview process, stakeholder engagement, event and service day participation, and cross-departmental committees Attend conferences throughout the year, as well as additional engagement and training activities throughout the year Qualifications In order to succeed in this role, an applicant must have the following competencies: Civic Knowledge & Fluency in Education Practice and Reform : actively seeks to understand current issues and debates related to national service and education policy and the impact they have on the communities we serve; can articulate how City Year’s service helps advance education reform Communication : clearly articulates information and ideas orally and in writing; inspires diverse audiences through compelling, tailored messaging; communicates with confidence and credibility; listens carefully and is responsive to feedback Relationship Development : Establishes and builds diverse, mutually beneficial, and sustainable partnerships within City Year, throughout partnering organizations, and in the communities we serve. Invests in relationships that may not address an immediate issue but further long-term objectives; balances delivery of results with relationship building Team Collaboration & Leadership: Leverages diverse strengths of team members to achieve desired results; Coaches and empowers others to lead; Addresses and resolves team conflict swiftly and effectively. Education Strategies: Possesses pedagogical knowledge and content expertise with demonstrated ability to use data and direct observation to achieve organizational goals. Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree required Minimum 3 years of relevant experience, with proven ability to deliver strong, measurable results Deep knowledge of instructional strategy, with a focused understanding of interventions for students not performing on grade level Well-versed in social emotional learning and adult learning principles Awareness of and experience in engaging in conversation and developing practices grounded in diversity, belonging, inclusion, and equity Outstanding ability to communicate with diverse audiences Comfortability with both large and small group facilitation, as well as 1:1 coaching Experience working within large, urban school districts a plus Strong initiative and ability to work independently to achieve goals Efficient time management skills: ability to meet deadlines and prioritize multiple projects Ability to adapt and excel in diverse, youthful, high energy, entrepreneurial, and rapidly-changing environment Passion for education and youth development Attitude essentials: growth mindset, passion for City Year’s mission, committed to teamwork, grit and resilience Required Documents A cover letter and resume must be submitted to be considered for this position. Preferred resume formats will depict not only a candidate’s responsibilities and job functions in previous work, but will include specific, quantitative results where applicable. Additional quantitative context around specific budget sizes, team sizes, or other work environment information will help City Year compare the scale of your work environment with our operations. Compensation and Benefits Full time employees are entitled to compensation commensurate with experience. Benefits for full time employees include health insurance with Flexible Spending Account, paid vacation, holidays, parental leave, 401K, and more. City Year is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to a diverse workforce. Individuals from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply, including persons with disabilities and veterans.

City Year Chicago, IL, USA Full-time

Sep 20, 2019

Impact Manager Featured

The Impact Manager is responsible for driving the successful implementation of the Whole School Whole Child service model by building and cultivating strong school partnerships and developing a team of committed, idealistic leaders and school practitioners. The Impact Manager plays a crucial role in leading a team of AmeriCorps members through a 10 - month long journey of learning, reflection, and service in schools (civic action) that builds their civic capacity and civic identity. Job Description Service Impact Delivery: Oversee the execution of City Year’s WSWC Tier 1 supports and Tier 2 interventions Oversee the implementation of whole school initiatives and in class service; including instructional support, thematic events, culture and climate activities Serve as the service model liaison between City Year Headquarters (HQ), our site - CYCHI, AmeriCorps members (ACMs), and service partners (schools) Create clear, realistic and measurable objectives for ACMs to accomplish their WSWC goals Capture best practices and share them with the larger City Year community of practitioners (ACMs) and colleagues Use data from AmeriCorps member (ACM) surveys, school, teacher, district and student level data and classroom observations to analyze and explain trends and to identify opportunities to improve AmeriCorps member interventions (whole school, whole class and small group) and to coach ACMs on their overall performance Oversee one of seven coordinator role positions that the AmeriCorps members execute in addition to their service delivery with student Coordinator role positions may include: Attendance, English, Math, Extended Learning, Socio-Emotional Learning (Elementary and High School Level), and Resource In-Kinding Corps Impact Delivery: Guide/Coach ACMs to meet their service requirements and their full potential as leaders Inspire ACMs to embrace a culture of power and idealism using City Year leadership tools, team building exercises, organizational culture and best practices Use performance management tools to set performance expectations, identify strengths and development opportunities and partner with each ACM on a development plan to maximize leadership potential Ensure ACMs are committed to student success and equipped to meet City Year standards as practitioners in their school Help ACMs develop civic identity by supporting them through the Idealist Journey (a reflective process) Coach ACMs to meet City Year professional standards and monitor/manage their service hours to ensure they meet the 1700 hour graduation requirement (this is one of the requirements; IMs are responsible for managing all graduation requirements) Effectively message and translate information from various stakeholders (the service partner, CYCHI, HQ, the community) to ACMs so they understand and are empowered but not overwhelmed Manage, lead, develop and partner with Alumni AmeriCorps members (AACMs)/Team Leaders to ensure they are informed and empowered to assist with leading a team of ACMs Partner Impact Delivery: Build and cultivate relationships with key stakeholders to enhance service performance and ensure partners want to retain a City Year team the following school year Build a strong partnership with school leaders including principals, teachers, and other key decision makers by demonstrating an understanding of the school’s priorities and working collaboratively to craft and implement solutions that leverage ACM talent and align with City Year WSWC outputs, outcomes and goals Maintain a strong presence in schools by cultivating and growing key relationships Use student data strategically to gain support for initiatives and interventions Coach ACMs on developing productive partnerships with teachers and other student support staff Help cultivate strategic community relationships to enhance your ACMs service performance Access and leverage community resources in support of our students, WSWC program and school initiatives o Plan and participate in events that showcase the partnership between our schools and City Year to engage the civic, business and philanthropic communities Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Education, Social Work, Urban Studies, or other related field preferred but experience in community service and/or youth work, education, management, or non-profits is acceptable Ability to work with principals, assistant principals, and teachers regarding meeting shared goals which includes having difficult conversations around partnership accountability is required; experience doing these things is a plus Experience working with or in Chicago Public Schools is a plus (example: experience as a contracted provider) Previous experience leading individuals and teams to achieve goals is required Previous experience working with diverse teams of young adults which includes experience coaching young people and working with diverse populations is required Excellent written and verbal communication skills including active listening skills Demonstrated organizational, project, and financial management capabilities Strong problem solving, time and project management skills; ability to prioritize projects and tasks, assess and deploy resources Ability to execute a strategic plan and motivate those you’re leading and others around you Willingness to take on new challenges, pursue self-development and self-directed learning Ability to work as an independent leader and as a team member in a collaborative environment Proficiency in computer skills (i.e. MS Office) and experience using databases to document information Passion for working with urban youth, developing young leaders, national service, and education reform City Year/AmeriCorps/Peace Corps experience is a plus Strong connection to City Year culture and values, for more information visit://www.cityyear.org/about-us/cultures-values Required Documents A cover letter and resume must be submitted to be considered for this position. Preferred resume formats will depict not only a candidate’s responsibilities and job functions in previous work, but will include specific, quantitative results where applicable. Additional quantitative context around specific budget sizes, team sizes, or other work environment information will help City Year compare the scale of your work environment with our operations. Compensation and Benefits Full time employees are entitled to compensation commensurate with experience. Benefits for full time employees include health insurance with Flexible Spending Account, paid vacation, holidays, parental leave, 401K, and more. City Year is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to a diverse workforce. Individuals from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply, including persons with disabilities and veterans.

City Year Chicago, IL, USA Full-time

Sep 09, 2019

Chief College Officer Featured

Be Noble. Be the Chief College Officer at Noble. Noble is Chicago’s highest-performing and largest network of public charter high schools. Our 18 schools and 1,400 employees currently serve over 12,300 students, 98% of whom are students of color, 89% low-income, and 83% first-generation college goers. The School Quality and Rating Policy scores for the Chicago Public Schools rated Noble campuses as ten of the top fifteen public high schools in the city. We believe our people are the most valuable asset in preparing our students to be successful in college and lead exemplary lives. 99% of Noble students are accepted into college and almost 90% choose to enroll, resulting in over 6,200 Noble alumni who have received or are currently pursuing a 4-year college degree. Who We're Seeking The Chief College Officer (CCO) is the most senior leader at Noble focused on the core of Noble’s mission: to support all of our graduates to succeed on the path of their choice, leading to 75% of alumni earning bachelor’s degrees. The CCO serves on the senior leadership team at Noble, reporting to the Interim President. Through their leadership, Noble will become the most successful high school system in the country at having graduates complete college and entering careers of their choice. Additionally, the CCO will serve as a leader in the national education community, collaborating with a national network of practitioners and sharing Noble’s practices to the benefit of hundreds of thousands of students around the country. Responsibilities include: 1. Lead the College Team on the Noble Support Team (NST); managing and supporting the directors of each team: Summer of a Lifetime : program management and fundraising to provide the opportunity for almost 1,000 of Noble’s rising high school juniors annually to experience academic summer programs on college campuses College Counseling : leadership and coaching to the College Dean community across 17 high schools and training and tools support to over 60 counselors across the network Alumni Supports : leadership to 8 staff at NST and 18 campus-based staff who provide coaching and support to alumni in college; this includes direct management of our Pritzker Access Scholarship, which is resulting in DREAMers completing college at nationally unprecedented rates (72% for the founding class) Alumni Career Office : direct coaching and support to alumni as they enter the job market, resulting in 75+% of Noble bachelor’s graduates employed or in grad school within 6 months of graduation; this team also leads Ambitious Alternative Pathways and the recent launch of the Noble Alumni Association Noble Forward : Noble’s partnership with Southern New Hampshire University helping alumni who have left college get back on the path to earning a bachelor’s degree; Noble provides a physical location and one coach for every 50 students as they work through this online program 2. Serve as Noble’s foremost expert and policy leader with regard to college completion Stay up to date with the latest trends and research on college completion to ensure Noble has the right policy and approaches to meet our goals With Noble’s Chief Academic Officer, continue the development and support of Noble’s College Completion Standards , a set of research-based standards, assessments, and curriculum that addresses the behaviors and mindsets students need beyond traditional academics for success in college and life Share knowledge and expertise across Noble on topics relating to college completion and career success; this includes advising Principals and other seniors leaders, and presenting to large and small groups of Noble staff Represent Noble in the local and national community of funders and practitioners focused on the goal of helping first-generation college students succeed in college and life Candidate Qualifications The ideal candidate will be service oriented, have a relentless curiosity, and possess a sense of humor. Candidates should have: Unwavering commitment to Noble's mission of preparing students for college success and the firm belief in the potential of every student Strong leadership skills and a demonstrated ability to manage teams in an entrepreneurial environment Ability to work collaboratively and communicate with a diverse group of leaders and stakeholders Deep experience in college access and success, with a track record of leading a successful organization in this space Compensation Noble provides competitive salaries depending on candidate qualifications. We also provide health, dental, life and disability insurance, 401k contributions, and vacation/sick leave. Statement of Non Discrimination At Noble, our mission is to be a catalyst for educational equity in the city of Chicago that empowers students with the scholarship, discipline, and honor necessary to succeed in college and lead exemplary lives. We know that we only fulfill this mission if we are the best place for a diverse mix of driven, reflective, and innovative educators to come, stay, and do their best work nurturing college-ready students. That is why Noble is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, making all employment decisions, including recruiting, hiring, training, and promoting without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran status or any other characteristic or classification protected by law.

Noble Network of Charter Schools Chicago, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Collinsville, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Litchfield, IL 62056, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Glen Carbon, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Edwardsville, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Belleville, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Fairview Heights, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Granite City, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Caseyville, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Madison, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

Blueprint Math Fellow 2

Blueprint is a national nonprofit organization that partners with states, districts and schools to promote educational equity and improve life outcomes for students. Blueprint is currently working with public school districts in Oakland (CA), Leadville (CO) and East St. Louis (IL) to plan, implement and monitor rigorous school improvement initiatives. A key component of our work is an intensive, daily, in-school math tutoring program Blueprint operates called the Blueprint Fellows Program. Current Opportunities Available in East St. Louis and Oakland - Now Accepting Applications for Immediate Start! * Blueprint Fellows for 2 School Year * Full-time or Morning or Afternoon Part-time Schedules Available (5-days per week)! Position Summary Blueprint Math Fellows are full or part-time tutors charged with providing students with highly personalized tutoring in mathematics during the regular school day. Fellows work with no more than four students at a time, delivering individualized lessons and working closely with teachers to accelerate students' academic achievement. Fellows also work to build strong relationships with students to help increase their self-confidence and commitment to education. The Blueprint Fellows program is an opportunity to participate in a year of service making a difference in the lives of students. Fellows receive a fellowship stipend as well as benefits. While teachers have classrooms of 25 or 30 students, Fellows manage no more than 4 students at a time. This allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction in a safe space, where students are encouraged to engage with one another and explain their thinking. Fellows individualize lessons to meet the needs, interests, and passions of their students and deliver data-driven instruction that not only significantly impacts student achievement, but inspires students to be lifelong learners. By using math as the vehicle, Fellows foster critical thinkers, confident communicators, and engaged citizens who question, reflect, self-assess, visualize, respond positively to feedback, persevere, and internalize goal setting as a tool for continuous self-improvement. Fellows receive curriculum materials, pre-service training, on-going mentoring and professional development as well as written evaluation of feedback from their assigned Site Manager. Fellows are charged with focusing on the individual needs of their students, helping to accelerate student achievement and close any skill gaps that may exist. Fellow responsibilities include: Instruction, Planning, Communication & Feedback, and Compliance. Examples of duties within these categories include: Instruction: * Carry out all the responsibilities of an academic tutor and ensure that students are consistently learning and challenged. * Assist students in setting and reaching academic goals. * Observe, monitor, and assess students' performance on a regular basis and record data to track student progress towards academic goals. Modify instruction and lesson plans based on student assessment results. * Tutor students using a variety of research-based instructional strategies designed to support students' individual needs. Planning: * Implement daily and weekly lesson plans using a predetermined curriculum. * Support the preparation of instructional activities to support students in mastering specific academic skills, subject matter content, and end-of-unit assessments. * Collaborate with classroom teachers and Math Fellows Site Manager to ensure tutorial lessons are aligned with classroom instruction. Communication & Feedback: * Reach out to students' families at least once every two weeks to update them on their student's academic progress in tutorial. * Actively participate in professional development activities. * Meet with Site Manager regularly to receive coaching and both informal and formal evaluation and feedback. Compliance: * Maintain confidentiality of student information as required by law and district policies. * Enforce school/district behavior rules and policies. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Being a Fellow is an intense but rewarding experience. The following characteristics are what we look for from our Fellows. * A team-player attitude with a strong sense of personal accountability and strong communication skills. * Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be flexible and deal with a certain amount of unpredictability. * The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to help support student achievement. * Associates degree or higher required. * Proficient with technology (Google Gmail/Docs/Sheets, and MS Office: PowerPoint/Word/Excel). * Experience working with adolescents or related field preferred. * Experience tutoring or mentoring youth is preferred. Fellowship Living Allowance and Benefits The Fellowship living allowance per school year is $20,000 for our East St. Louis program and $25,000 for our Oakland program. Living allowance may be pro-rated based on start date, schedule and/or program end date. The Fellow position is eligible for benefits. AmeriCorps: The Blueprint Math Fellows Program is part of a national network of AmeriCorps Programs engaging adults in service to meet critical needs in communities across the country. Through our AmeriCorps partnership, eligible candidates may have the opportunity to enroll in the Math Fellows Program as an AmeriCorps Member and qualify for additional benefits. AmeriCorps status may vary based on start date. In order to be eligible for the AmeriCorps fellowship members must meet the following qualifications: * Be a U.S citizen or Permanent resident * Have previously completed no more than three terms of service through AmeriCorps state and national programs * Pass all relevant Background checks As AmeriCorps Member, you will be eligible to receive: * $6,095 Segal AmeriCorps Education Award for full-time AmeriCorps positions for each year of service successfully completed * Forbearance of qualified student loans during your year of service * Interest accrual payment for qualified student loans * Childcare benefits for full-time AmeriCorps positions * A national support network of members and alumni Please note: The AmeriCorps eligibility requirements relate only to participating as an AmeriCorps member and do not exclude candidates from being considered for non-AmeriCorps Fellow positions. Discounted Master's Program: Blueprint has established a partnership with Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development that will allow Blueprint Fellows the opportunity to obtain a Masters of Education (Ed.M.) in Curriculum & Teaching at two thirds of the cost. This 36-credit, online or in-person program is specifically designed for those working full time. Below are some great benefits the program has to offer: * Part-time schedule over 2 years, allowing individuals to complete a minimum of one course per semester during nights and weekends * Waived application fee * Application process that does not require GRE scores * Courses that focus not only on the content specific to the degree track, but also on the pedagogy of how to effectively teach that particular subject * Deeply discounted Master's degree from one of the top 50 Graduate Schools of Education in the U.S. To Apply Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The timeline for the application process varies by district. The Blueprint Human Capital Team will provide an update regarding the status of your application within two weeks of submission. The timeline for regional interviews also varies by district. We encourage all interested candidates to APPLY NOW! Applying early increases the chances of accommodating your regional and school level preferences. Blueprint Schools Network and all applicable school districts are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, cultural heritage, ancestry, political belief, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability or veteran status.

Blueprint Schools Network Illinois, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

School Social Worker - Elgin

Experience the difference with the Mediscan Team! Mediscan is currently interviewing for a School Social Worker in the Elgin, IL area. The Social Worker will be needed to work with K-12 School grade students who can start ASAP and work through to the end of the 2019/2020 school year. This is a Full-time position, 35 hours/week. Requirements: • Master's in Social Work • Previous experience working within a school system or with children a plus • State Licensure and Teaching Certification (PEL) Mediscan Benefits include: • Competitive weekly compensation • Medical, Dental, Vision Benefits • Licensure/Certification Cost Reimbursement and CEU's For immediate consideration apply directly and Helene will follow up with you via phone at or via email at

Mediscan Elgin, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

SLP in School Setting near Oak Forest

We are looking for an SLP for a school district in the Oak Forest area. The position is full-time and available for the 19/20 School Year. The SLP will service the elementary student population. Mediscan offers: Weekly Pay Medical/Dental/Vision Benefits 401K Option Tax Free Lodging/Meals Stipend, if applicable PerkSpot Discount Program and more... Interested? Please feel free to contact me at , ext. 23114, or email at for details and immediate consideration.

Mediscan Oak Forest, IL, USA Full-time

Nov 14, 2019

School Based SLP needed in Villa Park/Addison Township, IL - Mediscan

Experience the Mediscan Difference! We have a 2 full time leave coverages back-to-back in the Villa Park/Addison Township area of Illinois. The first assignment is late November 2019 thru early March 2020 working with grades 3-5 with mild to moderate population. The next assignment is mid March 2020 thru end of May 2020. Population is PreK thru 8th grade mild to moderate population. These are full time (32.5-35 hrs/week) contracted opportunities. The positions are available seperately if you're not able to commit to both. Requirements: Masters Degree in Speech Related Field PEL endorsement with Speech Pathology endorsement Previous school-based and/or pediatric environment Mediscan offers: Weekly Pay Medical/Dental/Vision Benefits 401K Option CEU/Licensure Reimbursement 100% Employer Paid Life Insurance PerkSpot Discount Program and more... Interested? I would love to connect. My name is Kirstin Small, National Hiring Manager at Mediscan - I can be reached at or via email at

Mediscan Villa Park, IL, USA Full-time

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