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Director of STEM
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Tewksbury Public Schools
Tewksbury, MA (In Person)
$135,000 Salary, Full-Time
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Director of STEM Tewksbury Public Schools
- 3.8 Tewksbury, MA Job Details Full-time $125,000
- $145,000 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Training program design for professional development Curriculum implementation management in an education administration role Quantitative analysis for student progress evaluation Committee work Student progress monitoring Program design Teacher collaboration Professional development facilitation in schools Overseeing academic program planning Team leadership Teacher training Teaching math Math Managing education teams Classroom observations Accommodations in instruction Budget management in education
STEM/STEAM
education curriculum Teaching science Practicing budget management in an educational setting School district office leadership Senior level Education and development budget management Custom report preparation K-12 education instructional development Student academic progress trackingFull Job Description Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
- Performs all duties and responsibilities outlined in the Massachusetts Superintendent and District Level Administrative RubricCurriculum, Assessment, and Instruction
- Leads the design, selection, and implementation of evidence-based PreK-12 Math and STE curricula aligned with Massachusetts state standards and district-level achievement goals
- Partner with building principals to conduct classroom visitations across all buildings to monitor classroom instruction fidelity and the successful implementation of the Math, Science, Technology, and Engineering curriculum
- Partners with the Special Education and ELL departments to modify STEM instruction using Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles and specialized manipulatives
- Aggregates and analyzes district-wide Math and STE assessment data to identify achievement gaps and guide instructional practices
- Makes recommendations to the Assistant Superintendent relative to curriculum changes, new programming, and educational resourcesOperations and Leadership
- Supervises, goal-sets with, and evaluates the district's Math and Science instructional coaches
- Coordinates with building leadership teams to ensure vertical and horizontal programmatic alignment across all six schools
- Manages and oversees budgets for this departmentProfessional Development
- Designs, coordinates, and oversees applicable STEM-related in-service workshops and staff development informed by student assessment data and identified achievement gaps
- Delivers targeted professional development in conjunction with the systemwide professional development program to support the rollout of new high-quality instructional materials Additional Responsibilities
- Prepares data, analysis, and annual reports required by state regulations or district leadership regarding state assessment outcomes
- Attends District Leadership Team meetings and serves on, directs, or leads any district committee assigned by the Superintendent or Assistant Superintendent
- Performs other duties as required by the Assistant Superintendent or Superintendent of Schools