Elementary Library Media Specialist: Inspire Reading & Tech

Essex County Schools; Tappahannock (VA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Essex County Schools is seeking a Library Media Specialist for Tappahannock Elementary School for the 2026-2027 School Year. This position involves implementing and overseeing the library media program, providing diverse information access, and collaborating with staff to enhance educational experiences. Applicants should possess a Virginia teaching license with an endorsement in Library Media and a Bachelor's Degree in an applicable education discipline. Knowledge of contemporary instructional methods is essential as the role supports literacy development among students.

Qualifications

• Thorough knowledge of instructional methods and presentation strategies.
• Ability to create an active learning environment fostering mutual respect.
• Understanding of data analysis and action plan formulation.

Responsibilities

• Implement and oversee the school library media program.
• Provide media and literature for diverse purposes.
• Plan and adapt instruction to meet individual student needs.

Skills

Knowledge of contemporary instructional methods

Communication skills

Knowledge of educational pedagogy

Ability to organize and coordinate work

Education

Bachelor's Degree in education discipline applicable to teaching assignment

Virginia teaching license with endorsement in Library Media PreK-12

Job description

Essex County Schools is seeking a Library Media Specialist for Tappahannock Elementary School for the 2026-2027 School Year. This position involves implementing and overseeing the library media program, providing diverse information access, and collaborating with staff to enhance educational experiences. Applicants should possess a Virginia teaching license with an endorsement in Library Media and a Bachelor's Degree in an applicable education discipline. Knowledge of contemporary instructional methods is essential as the role supports literacy development among students.