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Tiegerman School
Reading Specialist - Special Education Program
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A Curriculum Specialist works in a public school district to coordinate curriculum. Works with teachers to develop curriculum that helps students learn effectively and meets state educational standards. Analyzes student assessment data, and chooses textbooks, educational materials, and new technologies to support teaching. May specialize in particular grade levels or subject areas, or education for specific groups of students such as English Language Learners.
$61,526 / year median in New York
Job Description
Tiegerman is looking to hire a Reading Specialist Teacher for our Middle School in Glen Cove, NY. The Reading Specialist Teacher provides targeted literacy instruction to students experiencing reading difficulties, using evidence-based practices and structured literacy methodologies. This position requires certification in the Wilson Reading System and experience working with students who have language-based learning challenges, including dyslexia. The teacher will deliver specialized intervention, monitor student progress, collaborate with classroom teachers, and support the school's literacy initiatives. The Reading Specialist Teacher must hold a NYSED Certification and a Literacy (All Grades) Certification. The Reading Specialist reports directly to the Principal. This is an exempt position. Provides individual or small-group reading intervention using the Wilson Reading System and other structured literacy programs as appropriate Implement explicit, systematic, multisensory instruction aligned with WRS principles Use data from diagnostic assessments to plan and adjust instruction Differentiate lessons to meet diverse learner needs and IEP accommodations Supports the development of decoding, encoding, vocabulary, comprehension skills and fluency Conducts literacy assessments to determine student needs (e.g., decoding, phonological awareness, and spelling and their reading instructional grade level Track and document ongoing student performance using WRS progress monitoring tools and literacy school-based systems Communicates progress regularly to families, teachers, and support teams Works collaboratively with classroom teachers, reading specialists, and teacher assistants to support literacy goals Participates in data team meetings, and student support discussions as needed Provides strategies and recommendations to classroom staff to reinforce reading skills across settings Communicates effectively with parents regarding student performance and home support strategies Maintains active certification in the Wilson Reading System and renewed/cutting-edge learning of literacy techniques to teach comprehension and written response to texts Incorporate Students' IEP goals into lessons Develop and write preschool, lower school age and upper school age lesson plans outlining lesson objectives, expected outcomes, learning standards, supports and materials Guide the Reading Specialist Assistant Teacher regarding student expectations and management during lessons Monitor the performance and behavior of students continuously and adjust instruction accordingly Communicate and collaborate with classroom teacher to support student achievement in the subject area Other duties assigned by Administration Tiegerman is an EEO and AA employer