BakerRipley provides an integrated holistic education system for families and their children ages six months through eighth grade. The Choices in Education division oversees the early childhood education programs and the BakerRipley Schools, including three community-based elementary schools, one middle school, and a “New Neighbor” school for refugee children – all of which reside within our community centers. Our holistic approach to educating the entire family allows us to create a stronger and more positive impact in the community. Both children and their parents gain access to education and broader community resources to prepare them for a successful degree and/or career

JOB SUMMARY:

Interventionists in BakerRipley Community Charter Schools support the whole-child by focusing on the development of our students through high quality innovative intervention and progress monitoring. Interventionist also maintains data-based documentation of continuous monitoring of student performance and progress during interventions.

CORE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Use identified scientific, research-based interventions focused specifically on individual student difficulties in reading, writing and/or mathematics.
• Differentiates intervention plans for students based on their unique learning profiles so that students of all ability levels are engaged and challenged.
• Uses collected assessment data to modify short and long-term plans in order to target areas for improvement.
• Provide data to the school teams and participate in decisions about student progress.
• Submits up-to-date intervention plans to the appropriate administrator.
• Adjusts course as necessary to maximize effectiveness of interventions after a cycle of data collection, reflection, and learning.
• Facilitates, manages, and coordinates student practice through meaningful learning experiences.
• Checks for academic understanding frequently and provides feedback in order to ensure student learning.
• Communicates high expectations for character and behavior by teaching, practicing, and reinforcing rules and expectations.
• Collaborates with content and grade-level teachers to ensure alignment and consistency of student academic habits, traits, and mindsets.
• Utilize tracking system to maintain lists of students participating in interventions.
• Meets professional obligations through efficient work habits such as meeting deadlines and honoring the schedules and working styles of other colleagues.
• Perform related duties and responsibilities as requested by the Director and/or principal.
• Widely knowledgeable of the campus requirements, academic policies, and community support services available to students and families.
• Creates a welcoming environment to instill values of respect and kindness so that students feel comfortable and supported enough to take risks.
• Other duties as assigned.

Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, or related field preferred.

Experience

• 1 year(s): Experience working with youth and school-aged children and/or teaching experience

Education

• Bachelors or better in Education or related field

Licenses & Certifications

• Elementary Reading 1-6

Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities

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