Assistant Director: ELD at Amethod Public Schools (AMPS)

Richmond, California, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

13 Sep, 26

Salary

120000.0

Posted On

16 Jun, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Curriculum Development, Instructional Coaching, Professional Development, Data Analysis, Community Outreach, Stakeholder Engagement, Strategic Planning, Project Management, Program Oversight, Compliance Management, Bilingual Communication, Educational Leadership

Industry

Education Administration Programs

Description

Description We are seeking an experienced educational leader to fill the role of Assistant Director: ELD. The Assistant Director: ELD (English Language Development) will be responsible for disseminating curriculum options and instructional strategies, and providing professional development and coaching through active collaboration with the academic team to enhance English Learner (EL) development services across four school sites. This role serves as a key resource for ELD instructional staff and supports the implementation of effective, research-based practices. The Community Schools Assistant Director: ELD will lead and support community outreach efforts, building strong partnerships with families, community organizations, and stakeholders to promote engagement and understanding of EL programs and services. This includes developing accessible communication, facilitating family education opportunities, and ensuring that community voice is reflected in program development and continuous improvement efforts. The Assistant Director: ELD will report to the Chief Academic Officer, or designee, and will work closely with school leaders and teachers to foster a culture of continuous improvement, equity, and student success. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Collaborate with stakeholders to develop a Newcomers program to meet the whole child. Provide targeted coaching to teachers, including modeling lessons, to support English Learners in the classroom. Facilitate DLAC and ELAC committee meetings Provide coaching and support to Paraprofessionals working with English learners. Provide professional development on designated and integrated ELD instruction. Support TK-12 English Language Development and oversee the ELD Program at each school site. Develop programs to address the needs of Long Term English Learners (LTELs). Manage and oversee the administration of ELPAC. Disaggregate ELPAC/other EL data and lead data dives for site leaders. Investigate and oversee ELD curriculum development. Oversee RFEP process and progress monitoring for reclassified students. Update the ELD Master Plan as needed and/or on an annual basis. Complete program oversight and compliance paperwork for Title III and other ELD grant funds, as received. Ensure accurate and timely data, including supporting site personnel with reporting and SIS maintenance Develop and monitor site-based ELL goals, student achievement outcomes aligned to LCAP and EL master plan Develop and coordinate the extended learning opportunities and summer school program for ELD students. Community Outreach & Engagement Develop and implement strategies to increase family and community engagement across all AMPS families, including those in ELD programs Build and maintain partnerships with community organizations and stakeholders to support EL students and families Facilitate workshops, meetings, and events to educate families about EL programs, services, and student progress Ensure communication with families is accessible, culturally responsive, and available in multiple languages Gather and incorporate family and community feedback to inform program improvement Perform other duties, as assigned. Requirements Unwavering commitment to the organization, its mission, and core values. Strong understanding of educational theories, pedagogical practices, and curriculum development frameworks. Strong analytical skills and ability to make data-driven decisions, and lead change initiatives. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with diverse groups. Detail-oriented and highly organized, with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment and solve problems effectively. Ability to work independently and with minimal supervision. Ability to work with multiple technologies and learn new systems quickly. Knowledge of public education and the charter school movement preferred. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree preferred. Teaching Credential and CLAD, BCLAD, SDAIE certification is desirable. Administrative Credential - Preferred Three years of successful teaching/pupil services experience, including one year of ELD instruction. 2 years of administrative leadership experience leading programs and professional development Bilingual/Bi-literate English/Spanish desirable. Knowledge of state standards, assessment requirements, and educational policies. Demonstrated leadership abilities, including strategic planning, team building, and project management. Previous experience in charter schools, preferred. Physical Requirements Prolonged periods of desk work and computer use. Motor coordination and finger dexterity for keyboarding and other tasks. Occasional lifting of objects up to twenty pounds. Ability to access and navigate various facilities within the organization. Compensation The salary range for this position is $105,000 - 120,000. Salary is commensurate with experience, education, and expertise. A competitive benefits package is also offered. This position is funded through grant resources and is contingent upon continued funding availability. Employment is limited to the duration of the grant and may be modified or discontinued based on funding changes. This is a full-time, exempt, 100% in-person position.

Responsibilities

The Assistant Director of ELD oversees English Language Development services across four school sites, providing instructional coaching and professional development to staff. The role also leads community outreach efforts to engage families and manages ELD program compliance and data analysis.