Prospect Schools
Overview
High School Humanities Learning Specialist role at Prospect Schools. Join to apply for this position as part of a growing network of high-performing, diverse K-12 charter schools in Brooklyn. About Us
Prospect Schools is a high performing, intentionally diverse, K-12 college preparatory charter network with seven schools in Brooklyn. We have set a vision to become, by 2025, the leading network of intentionally diverse schools where students and educators can work, learn, and thrive. We hope youll join us on this journey. Our experienced team of leaders and educators works to prepare a diverse student body to have a positive impact on society and develop a lifelong passion for learning. We are committed to offering a rigorous educational experience to all students regardless of background, familial income, or geography, because we believe all children have the right to a high quality education. The strong relationships across our communities allow us to push our mission forward for more than 2,100 students. Core values : Curiosity, Care, Persistence, and Passion guiding our work and interactions with students and families. Responsibilities
With your co-teacher, design and implement differentiation techniques to create culturally responsive government and economics lesson plans that meet the needs of all students. Collaboratively plan units and lessons using multiple engagement strategies to serve diverse learners. Collect and analyze formal and informal student data to develop responsive classroom supports. Serve as a case manager for a small group of students: monitor progress, communicate with families, and write IEPs. Incorporate IEP learning and socio-emotional needs into instructional planning; provide targeted instruction in small groups as needed. Partner with the schools special services leaders to support the IEP process. Prepare student Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) in collaboration with staff and families when required to ensure equitable access for all students. Attend regular coaching meetings and professional development as part of the school team. Classroom Environment
Build a warm, inclusive classroom with multiple means for students to engage with teachers, peers, and content. Set a tone of high expectations and student voice, fostering a positive learning environment. Develop and uphold strong community norms equitably for all classroom members. Collaborate with grade teams and families to build relationships that reflect the diverse needs of all students. Respond to and redirect off-task behavior as needed. Parent Partnership
Develop strong relationships and communication with students families; provide regular updates on progress. Incorporate family and student feedback to improve the learning experience. Coordinate and facilitate meetings with families for events such as Report Card Night. Candidate Requirements
Bachelors degree required; Masters Degree in Secondary Special Education strongly preferred. NYS teaching certification preferred. At least 12 years of teaching in a classroom or supporting students in a Special Education capacity. Salary
Salary range is $63,960 to $106,995, with compensation based on skills, education, and experience. Salaries are set through a lens of equity. EEO And Accessibility
Prospect Schools is an equal opportunity employer and actively encourages applications from people of all backgrounds. We are committed to an inclusive and accessible workplace. If you need assistance or accommodations during the application process, please reach out to us. #J-18808-Ljbffr
High School Humanities Learning Specialist role at Prospect Schools. Join to apply for this position as part of a growing network of high-performing, diverse K-12 charter schools in Brooklyn. About Us
Prospect Schools is a high performing, intentionally diverse, K-12 college preparatory charter network with seven schools in Brooklyn. We have set a vision to become, by 2025, the leading network of intentionally diverse schools where students and educators can work, learn, and thrive. We hope youll join us on this journey. Our experienced team of leaders and educators works to prepare a diverse student body to have a positive impact on society and develop a lifelong passion for learning. We are committed to offering a rigorous educational experience to all students regardless of background, familial income, or geography, because we believe all children have the right to a high quality education. The strong relationships across our communities allow us to push our mission forward for more than 2,100 students. Core values : Curiosity, Care, Persistence, and Passion guiding our work and interactions with students and families. Responsibilities
With your co-teacher, design and implement differentiation techniques to create culturally responsive government and economics lesson plans that meet the needs of all students. Collaboratively plan units and lessons using multiple engagement strategies to serve diverse learners. Collect and analyze formal and informal student data to develop responsive classroom supports. Serve as a case manager for a small group of students: monitor progress, communicate with families, and write IEPs. Incorporate IEP learning and socio-emotional needs into instructional planning; provide targeted instruction in small groups as needed. Partner with the schools special services leaders to support the IEP process. Prepare student Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) in collaboration with staff and families when required to ensure equitable access for all students. Attend regular coaching meetings and professional development as part of the school team. Classroom Environment
Build a warm, inclusive classroom with multiple means for students to engage with teachers, peers, and content. Set a tone of high expectations and student voice, fostering a positive learning environment. Develop and uphold strong community norms equitably for all classroom members. Collaborate with grade teams and families to build relationships that reflect the diverse needs of all students. Respond to and redirect off-task behavior as needed. Parent Partnership
Develop strong relationships and communication with students families; provide regular updates on progress. Incorporate family and student feedback to improve the learning experience. Coordinate and facilitate meetings with families for events such as Report Card Night. Candidate Requirements
Bachelors degree required; Masters Degree in Secondary Special Education strongly preferred. NYS teaching certification preferred. At least 12 years of teaching in a classroom or supporting students in a Special Education capacity. Salary
Salary range is $63,960 to $106,995, with compensation based on skills, education, and experience. Salaries are set through a lens of equity. EEO And Accessibility
Prospect Schools is an equal opportunity employer and actively encourages applications from people of all backgrounds. We are committed to an inclusive and accessible workplace. If you need assistance or accommodations during the application process, please reach out to us. #J-18808-Ljbffr