ESL Program Coordinator & Teacher

0200 Great Hearts Texas Recruiting; United States; On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits package

Job summary

Great Hearts Lakeside Lower School in Ft Worth seeks an ESL Coordinator/Teacher to coordinate and deliver ESL services across grade levels. This role requires an ESL certification from the Texas Education Agency and involves curriculum development, LPAC coordination, and student supports for emergent bilinguals.

You will work with the Special Student Services team, plan language assessments, manage ESL classrooms, and convey program needs to staff and families.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required.
• Texas Teacher Certification required.
• Texas Bilingual Spanish Endorsement or ESL Supplemental required.
• Certification covering assigned grade levels is required.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate procedures to identify emergent bilingual students at all grade levels and review student data.
• Develop and revise bilingual/ESL curriculum; support teachers with curriculum modification.
• Plan and execute language assessments (identification, annual proficiency, reclassification) and LPAC meetings.
• Manage ESL classroom and schedule services; supervise ESL teachers and aides; ensure student safety and needs are met.
• Provide resources to staff; consult with parents, administrators, counselors, and community agencies.
• Compile budgets and inventory; assist with equipment and supplies for the program.

Education

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university

Valid/Current Texas Teacher Certification

Valid Texas Bilingual Spanish Endorsement or ESL Supplemental

Texas Teaching Certification in a Generalist or Core Content Area that covers assigned grade levels

Job description

Great Hearts Lakeside Lower School in Ft Worth seeks an ESL Coordinator/Teacher to coordinate and deliver ESL services across grade levels. This role requires an ESL certification from the Texas Education Agency and involves curriculum development, LPAC coordination, and student supports for emergent bilinguals.

You will work with the Special Student Services team, plan language assessments, manage ESL classrooms, and convey program needs to staff and families.