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Director, Emotionally Impaired and Adjudicated Youth Programs
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What they do
A Director of Instruction works in a public school district to coordinate curriculum and teaching practices. Seeks to unify teaching practices and development a public understanding of the goals of the school, and the appropriate teaching content and methods.
$73,709 / year median in Michigan
+4% projected growth
Job Description
About The Role Under the general supervision of the Executive Director of Student Support Services, the Director is responsible for providing instructional leadership and supervision in their assigned program(s) to ensure appropriate education for all enrolled students with disabilities. Supervises daily operation of the program which involves assignment of staff; student enrollment, attendance, and scheduling; implementation of district and program policies/procedures with staff, students and parents; facility maintenance and student transportation. Facilitates program and curriculum development with staff through the School Improvement and student data collection processes delineated by state and/or federal requirements. Develops and implements student behavior intervention systems with staff in accordance with district, state and federal guidelines.