Funding Source: Local (BEA State Allotment) Stipend($2500)
Job Updated: Junior High & High School
Qualifications:
Valid Bachelors degree from an accredited institution
Valid Texas teaching certificate authorizing instruction for students in PK5 (Elem) 6-8 (JH) or 9-12 (HS) as appropriate for the assignment
Texas ESL certification required
Minimum ofthreeyears of successfulESLclassroom teaching experience as appropriate for the assignment
Leadership experience ( lead teacher team leader department chair curriculum writer etc.)
Ability to work with and lead adult learners
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and respond todeadlines and priorities
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
Expertise in English Language Proficiency Standards (ELPS) and Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
Knowledge of the unique educational needs of EB students (long-term EBs and Students with Interrupted Formal Education (SIFE) dually-served etc.)
Knowledge of state and federal laws relating to EBs
Effective interpersonal skills (such as building rapport actively listening and giving/receiving feedback)
Ability to communicate ideas clearly and concisely both orally and in writing
Experience with developing and delivering professional learning
Technological proficiency with productivity and learning management system tools
Data analysis skills
Primary Purpose:
The primary purpose of this position is tosupportthe daily operationsand instructional programming for emergent bilingual (EB) students through: (1) high-quality implementation of the ESL programand compliance; (2) curriculum and instruction; and (3) parent family and community engagement. This leadership positionserves as a liaison between campus and district staff to ensure fidelity of implementation of district instructional ESL programs provide job-embedded professional development and accomplish specific district and campus goals relating to EBs . This position ensures appropriate student placement and delivery of services aligned to the ESL program requirements.
MajorResponsibilities:
Program andCompliance:
Support the fidelity of ESL program implementation to achieve program goals and increase English proficiency and student academic achievement.
Implement LPAC(Language Proficiency Assessment Committee)processes and procedures in alignment with state and federal requirements.
Assist campus in addressing state and federal compliance requirements related to EB programs.
Lead LPAC meetings for EB students as requiredto support appropriate instructional programming and services.
Serve as LPAC representative for ARD/MTSS meetings as needed.
Assist administrators and testing coordinators with TELPAS and STAAR preparations.
Work with campus staff to appropriately schedule EBs.
Instruction:
Collaborate with campus administrators and staff to ensure the appropriate instructional placement of EBs within the ESL program model based on individual languageproficiency academic needs and program goals.
Communicate EB students language proficiency to essential stakeholders and progress monitor to ensure academic achievement and language development.
Collaborate with teachers to develop meaningful linguistic and instructional accommodations that support content comprehension and language growth for EBs in the ESL program.
Influence core content classroom practice through on-going support in content-based language instruction lesson design observations and mentoring.
Build teachers capacity to develop students language proficiency and academic achievement for EBs.
Participate in professional learning activities for professional growth in job-related skills including content-based language instruction and research-based practices for EBs.
Design and deliver professional learning aligned to student campus and district needs that supports high-quality implementation of the ESL program.
Support developmentally appropriate programs for dually-served EBs.
Parent Family and Community Engagement:
Attend professional development activities relating to parent family and community engagement for EBs.
Provide and implement effective activities and strategies for EBs includingparent family and community engagement activitiesas required in EveryStudentSucceedsAct (ESSA).
Working Conditions:
Ability to maintain emotional controlunder the stress of frequent interruptions multiple tasks deadlines and technical problems/ in working hours for professional development and other standing stooping bendingkneelingpulling and pushing; prolonged use of a computer and repetitive hand lifting over ten pounds.
The foregoing statements describe the general purpose and responsibilities assigned to this job and are not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities and duties that may be assigned or skills that may be required.
Required Experience:
Junior IC
Reports to: Campus PrincipalDuty Days: 192DaysWage/Hour Status: ExemptPay Grade: Non-classroom hiring schedule/I00Funding Source: Local (BEA State Allotment) Stipend($2500)Job Updated: Junior High & High SchoolQualifications:Valid Bachelors degree from an accredited insti...
Reports to: Campus Principal
Duty Days: 192Days
Wage/Hour Status: Exempt
Pay Grade: Non-classroom hiring schedule/I00
Funding Source: Local (BEA State Allotment) Stipend($2500)
Job Updated: Junior High & High School
Qualifications:
Valid Bachelors degree from an accredited institution
Valid Texas teaching certificate authorizing instruction for students in PK5 (Elem) 6-8 (JH) or 9-12 (HS) as appropriate for the assignment
Texas ESL certification required
Minimum ofthreeyears of successfulESLclassroom teaching experience as appropriate for the assignment
Leadership experience ( lead teacher team leader department chair curriculum writer etc.)
Ability to work with and lead adult learners
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and respond todeadlines and priorities
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
Expertise in English Language Proficiency Standards (ELPS) and Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
Knowledge of the unique educational needs of EB students (long-term EBs and Students with Interrupted Formal Education (SIFE) dually-served etc.)
Knowledge of state and federal laws relating to EBs
Effective interpersonal skills (such as building rapport actively listening and giving/receiving feedback)
Ability to communicate ideas clearly and concisely both orally and in writing
Experience with developing and delivering professional learning
Technological proficiency with productivity and learning management system tools
Data analysis skills
Primary Purpose:
The primary purpose of this position is tosupportthe daily operationsand instructional programming for emergent bilingual (EB) students through: (1) high-quality implementation of the ESL programand compliance; (2) curriculum and instruction; and (3) parent family and community engagement. This leadership positionserves as a liaison between campus and district staff to ensure fidelity of implementation of district instructional ESL programs provide job-embedded professional development and accomplish specific district and campus goals relating to EBs . This position ensures appropriate student placement and delivery of services aligned to the ESL program requirements.
MajorResponsibilities:
Program andCompliance:
Support the fidelity of ESL program implementation to achieve program goals and increase English proficiency and student academic achievement.
Implement LPAC(Language Proficiency Assessment Committee)processes and procedures in alignment with state and federal requirements.
Assist campus in addressing state and federal compliance requirements related to EB programs.
Lead LPAC meetings for EB students as requiredto support appropriate instructional programming and services.
Serve as LPAC representative for ARD/MTSS meetings as needed.
Assist administrators and testing coordinators with TELPAS and STAAR preparations.
Work with campus staff to appropriately schedule EBs.
Instruction:
Collaborate with campus administrators and staff to ensure the appropriate instructional placement of EBs within the ESL program model based on individual languageproficiency academic needs and program goals.
Communicate EB students language proficiency to essential stakeholders and progress monitor to ensure academic achievement and language development.
Collaborate with teachers to develop meaningful linguistic and instructional accommodations that support content comprehension and language growth for EBs in the ESL program.
Influence core content classroom practice through on-going support in content-based language instruction lesson design observations and mentoring.
Build teachers capacity to develop students language proficiency and academic achievement for EBs.
Participate in professional learning activities for professional growth in job-related skills including content-based language instruction and research-based practices for EBs.
Design and deliver professional learning aligned to student campus and district needs that supports high-quality implementation of the ESL program.
Support developmentally appropriate programs for dually-served EBs.
Parent Family and Community Engagement:
Attend professional development activities relating to parent family and community engagement for EBs.
Provide and implement effective activities and strategies for EBs includingparent family and community engagement activitiesas required in EveryStudentSucceedsAct (ESSA).
Working Conditions:
Ability to maintain emotional controlunder the stress of frequent interruptions multiple tasks deadlines and technical problems/ in working hours for professional development and other standing stooping bendingkneelingpulling and pushing; prolonged use of a computer and repetitive hand lifting over ten pounds.
The foregoing statements describe the general purpose and responsibilities assigned to this job and are not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities and duties that may be assigned or skills that may be required.