
Math Interventionist (Elementary)
- New York
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Assisting with the planning, and sometimes direct services, for students to be appropriately and meaningfully included during core classes. This may involve coaching, modeling, or sometimes co-teaching with content teachers.
- Analyzing data to understand student(s) needs and determine instructional focus during intervention.
- Teaching intervention groups for students in need.
- Collecting and analyzing frequent progress monitoring data in order to determine instructional decisions.
- Facilitating progress monitoring reviews with building teams or professional learning communities to respond to student data.
- Serving as an integral part of a problem-solving team at the building level.
- Execute daily lesson plans for all assigned blocks
- Implement all Persistence Prep routines and procedures with fidelity
- Submit weekly lesson plans and unit plans in a timely manner for feedback
- Actively participate in all professional development sessions and weekly coaching sessions
- Incorporate feedback from coaches in a timely manner
- Communicate weekly with families and other key stakeholders
- Provide scholars with frequent and accurate behavioral and academic feedback
- Consistently analyze scholar data and engage in self-reflection on practices
- Complete all duties, posts and tasks as assigned
- Commitment to uphold and execute upon the mission of Persistence Prep.
- Unwavering, high expectations for all scholars, with a belief that all children deserve access to a college education
- Clear and effective communication skills for diverse audiences including students, staff, families, and the local community.
- Solutions-focused style that encourages teamwork and collaboration to support the development students.
- Willingness to foster creativity and innovation with enthusiasm for work, and ability to motivate and unite others in the work.
- Persistence in the face of obstacles, productive problem-solving to counter setbacks, initiative to seize opportunities to make change and solicit feedback.
- Belief in student empowerment and willingness to allow students to play an active role in supporting the school's vision and climate.
- Commitment to results-driven approach, with strong ability to analyze data and use it to inform decision-making.
- Ability to reflect on how to improve, self-awareness of strengths and weaknesses, willingness to take responsibility for actions and mistakes.
- Bachelor's degree required, Master's degree preferred.
- Minimum two years of urban teaching preferred.
- New York State teacher license/certification preferred.
- Dual certification in Special Education or TESOL preferred
- Successful manager of an urban classroom who has used structure, incentives, and high expectations to drive student success.
- Experienced classroom teacher with demonstrated quantifiable and objective student performance gains that surpass state or local averages.
- Ability to work with a variety of learning abilities, including those with special needs and low skill level in a heterogeneously grouped classroom setting.
- Demonstrated ability to work well in a team, especially with parents and community members.