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Medway Public Schools

2026-2027 CURRICULUM INSTRUCTIONAL LEADER (1.0)

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MEDWAY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Medway Public Schools is seeking a Curriculum Instructional Leader for the 2026-2027 school year. About Medway The Medway Public Schools is the public school district of Medway, Massachusetts. Medway, with an approximate population of 13,000, is in the Metrowest area of Massachusetts and is situated equidistant between Boston, Massachusetts, and Providence, Rhode Island. About the Medway Public Schools Commitment to Comprehensive Education Our district is dedicated to providing a comprehensive education that fosters both academic achievement and personal growth. We serve approximately 2,200 students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12, embracing the increasing diversity of our student body. Our four schoolsMcGovern Elementary (PK-1), Burke-Memorial Elementary (2-4), Medway Middle School (5-8), and Medway High School (9-12)work collaboratively to create a supportive and stimulating learning environment. Academic Excellence and Innovation Renowned for our academic excellence, the Medway Public Schools consistently rank among the top districts in Massachusetts. Guided by the 2025-2030 Medway Public Schools Strategic Plan, we are proud of our innovative curriculum, which includes:
Science of Reading:
An early shift to this evidence-based approach ensures strong literacy foundations.
Investigating History:
A curriculum that brings history to life through inquiry and exploration. Project Lead the
Way:
STEM-focused courses offered at our middle and high schools to prepare students for future success.
Advanced Placement Courses:
Open-access opportunities for students to challenge themselves academically.
Innovation Pathways:
Recognized by the Massachusetts Department of Secondary and Elementary Education, our Healthcare and Social Assistance, IT, Business and Finance, Digital Media, and Clean Energy pathways provide students with hands-on experiences and valuable skills through capstone projects and internships. Prioritizing Social-Emotional Well-being We understand that a strong academic foundation is only part of a successful education. The Medway Public Schools is committed to supporting the social-emotional well-being of our students. Through a variety of initiatives, we provide:
Social-Emotional Learning Programs:
Implemented at our elementary schools to develop essential skills like empathy, self-awareness, and problem-solving.
Increased Mental Health Supports:
Counseling services and resources are readily available to students who need them. Partnerships with
Outside Providers:
Collaborations with community organizations help us address the unique needs of our students and remove barriers to learning. The Medway Public Schools is a place where students can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally, supported by dedicated and passionate professionals. About the Position Performance Responsibilities Leads alignment of classroom content and curriculum with current standards and curriculum frameworks. Facilitates content meetings and leads ongoing discussions and assessments of current practices around student data. Provides feedback and recommendations to building principals and district administrators regarding best practices and professional development needs. Demonstrates various kinds of instructional and assessment materials and methods for classroom use. Acquaints himself/herself with the available instructional materials and supplies that may enhance the learning of teachers and students assigned. Facilitates curriculum mapping in content areas. Performs additional duties as assigned by the principal and/or
Superintendent Education and Experience:
Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education licensure specific to assignment. Bachelor's degree or higher. Previous teaching experience. Demonstrated leadership qualities aimed at aligning practices and targeting improvement strategies in response to student data and best practices. Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the superintendent or school committee may find appropriate and acceptable.
Additional Details Salary Range:
$57,291.48 - $115,032.46 annuallyFor more information, please contact: Amanda Luizzi, Principal at aluizzi@medwayschools.org

Benefits

  • Professional Development
  • Mental Health