K-4 Library & Technology Innovation Specialist

K-4 Library & Technology Innovation Specialist Lynnfield Public Schools Huckleberry Hill Elementary School - Lynnfield, Massachusetts Job Details

Job ID:

5643918

Application Deadline:

Posted until filled

Re-Posted:

Apr 18, 2026 12:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date:

Aug 31, 2026 Job Description 2026-2027 K-4 Library & Technology Innovation Specialist

Location:

Huckleberry Hill School Reports to: Director of Technology/ Building Principal

Position Overview:

Lynnfield Public Schools is seeking a dynamic, dually-certified Library & Technology Innovation Teacher to lead our newly reimagined K-4 program. This role is at the heart of our 21st Century Learner Pathway, transforming the traditional Library Media Center into a hub of "Library & Innovation." The candidate will manage the school library while delivering a robust, project-based curriculum that integrates children's literature, information literacy, digital citizenship, and computer science.

Key Responsibilities:

Curriculum Delivery:

Implement and teach a library and technology-centered curriculum, K-4. Collaborate with other library and innovation teachers as well as the Director of Technology. Provide curriculum support and resources to classroom teachers and support staff.

Integrated Instruction:

Facilitate lessons that seamlessly blend three core components:

Library:

Children's Literature, research, and information-gathering skills.

Digital Literacy:

Responsible use of technology and digital citizenship. Innovation (CS): Computer science and hands-on engineering.

Standards Alignment:

Ensure all instruction aligns with both

DESE DLCS

(Digital Literacy and Computer Science) and AASL National School Library Standards

Library Leadership:

Expertise in Children's Literature, collection development, cataloging, and curation of learning materials.

Qualifications:

Certification:

Must hold (or be eligible for) dual MA DESE certification in School Library and either Instructional Technology (IST) or Digital Literacy and Computer Science (DLCS).

Experience:

Proven experience in project-based learning (PBL) and managing a library, makerspace, or STEAM environment.

Skills:

Proficiency with elementary-level CS tools (e.g., Microbits, Scratch, Dash Robots), library management software, iPads, and 1:1 Chromebook environments.

Salary Range:

$61,848 - $118,668 per year. This is a union-represented position. Starting salary is determined by the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) based on the candidate's verified years of experience and educational degree (Steps and Lanes).

Position Type:

Full-time