EIP Intervention Teacher - K-5 (Small-Group Focus)

Georgia Charter Schools Association; Ivy (NC); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Ivy Prep Academy seeks an EIP Teacher to educate assigned students and create a flexible, growth-oriented learning environment. You will build rapport, motivate students, and develop skills aligned with each student’s abilities, working with staff and parents to support success.

You will analyze data weekly, plan differentiated lessons, and ensure compliance with GaDOE guidelines while maintaining confidentiality and high expectations for achievement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required.
• 3+ years teaching experience in K-5.
• Georgia Educator’s Certificate preferred but not required.
• Effective communication and classroom management skills.
• Knowledge of and passion for the subject matter.

Responsibilities

• Provide names/number of EIP students to principals/Assistant Principal by Sept 1 or ahead of the first FTE count.
• Conduct at least five 50-minute segments of small group instruction daily.
• Provide a detailed EIP schedule to principals, teachers, and district EIP Coordinator.
• Maintain an up-to-date data notebook with progress monitoring, benchmarks, and lesson plans.
• Analyze assessment data weekly to target small group instruction and plan for improvement.
• Provide the principal with weekly differentiated lesson plans.
• Align instruction with Georgia Performance Standards and district expectations.
• Collaborate with regular education teachers to monitor and revise instruction.
• Document growth using a balanced assessment system.

Skills

Effective communication skills

Excellent preparation

Strong work ethic

Subject matter passion

Classroom management

Professionalism

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

3+ Years teaching in K-5

Georgia Educator’s Certificate preferred

Job description

Ivy Prep Academy seeks an EIP Teacher to educate assigned students and create a flexible, growth-oriented learning environment. You will build rapport, motivate students, and develop skills aligned with each student’s abilities, working with staff and parents to support success.

You will analyze data weekly, plan differentiated lessons, and ensure compliance with GaDOE guidelines while maintaining confidentiality and high expectations for achievement.