Classroom Teacher - Hazelwood School District
Position: | Classroom Teacher |
Subject Area: | Reading |
Job Title: | Lead Reading Teacher |
Job Location: | District Wide Post |
Deadline: | Open until filled ** |
District: | Hazelwood School District |
Florissant, MO 63031 | |
Telephone: |
314-953-5061 |
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Job Description:
Please Apply on the Hazelwood School District Website.
DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITES:
EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION: College degree in education or related area (Master’s Degree preferred)/Current Classroom Teaching certification and Special Reading Teacher Certification K-12 issued by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education required/Wilson Level I and II Certifications strongly preferred
Please Apply on the Hazelwood School District Website.
DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITES:
- Monitor implementation of the District’s Tier 3 reading program and resulting growth of students’ reading levels (Grades 3 – 10).
- Observe teachers’ implementation of the program, including the use of Achieve 3000 and Wilson Reading System.
- Collect, monitor, and analyze data on students’ growth in Tier 3, including Achieve 3000, Wilson Reading System, and running records.
- Deliver professional development training and/or coaching to teachers on best practices in reading instruction, Wilson Reading System, and Achieve 3000.
- Walkthroughs of teachers implementing Tier 3 levels of reading support.
- Provide feedback to administrators, instructional coaches/specialists, and teachers on the implementation of the tier 3 reading program.
- Collect and share data (assessment and observational) of the Tier 3 reading program to prioritize areas of needed support.
- Provide supportive step-by-step planning and tools to help administrators, instructional coaches/specialists, and teachers to ensure the Tier 3 curriculum is implemented as intended.
- Develop and deliver training to administrators, instructional specialists/coaches, reading specialists, and teachers on reading instruction.
- Analyze building and district student achievement data and implementation data to guide the development of training for administrators, instructional coaches, and teachers.
- Provide support in co-leading reading data analysis with administrators, instructional coaches, and teachers to create strategy and skill-embedded plans.
- Analyze school and grade level data for declines, or lower than anticipated growth, for follow-up root cause analysis.
- Develop and help monitor support plans which include specific improvement actions and indicators of success.
- Assist administrators, instructional coaches, and teachers in establishing immediate curriculum instructional needs as indicated by qualitative and/or quantitative feedback.
- Train administrators and teachers on the administration and use of reading assessments.
- Provide evidence-based reading professional development sessions for district trainings and site trainings.
- Create training modules to support teachers’ effective implementation of District-approved reading programs.
- Meet with administrators, instructional coaches, and teachers to facilitate professional learning, student work analysis, and reflective instruction.
- Monitor the growth of students’ reading levels and provide training and supports to teachers in reading instruction in the primary grades (i.e. Fundations).
- Observe teachers’ implementation of Fundations.
- Deliver professional development training and/or coaching to teachers on best practices in reading instruction, specifically Fundations.
- Walkthroughs of teachers implementing Fundations.
- Provide feedback to administrators, instructional coaches/specialists, and teachers on the implementation of Fundations.
- Collect and share data (assessment and observational) of Fundations to share and highlight areas of needed support.
- Provide supportive step-by-step planning and tools to help administrators, instructional coaches/specialists, and teachers to ensure the Fundations curriculum is implemented as intended.
- Oversee the District’s compliance to Senate Bill 319.
- Update and distribute guidelines to schools to ensure compliance to Senate Bill 319.
- Maintain a master list of all students on reading improvement plans across the district and monitor students’ growth.
- Ensure individual schools are in compliance.
- Train teachers and schools on Senate Bill 319 and Reading Improvement Plan procedures and paperwork.
- Work with reading specialists to develop individual reading growth plans for students, as needed.
- Other duties as assigned.
EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION: College degree in education or related area (Master’s Degree preferred)/Current Classroom Teaching certification and Special Reading Teacher Certification K-12 issued by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education required/Wilson Level I and II Certifications strongly preferred
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