Hybrid Media Literacy & Digital Citizenship Program Lead

State of Washington; Olympia (WA); Hybrid; USD 82,000 - 97,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Telework options

In-office 3 days/week during training

Flexible telework schedule

Job summary

Washington Management Service in Olympia invites applications for the Media Literacy and Digital Citizenship Program Supervisor. This full‑time, permanent role leads statewide implementation, supports standards, resources, and professional learning while coordinating with districts, libraries, and agencies.

A hybrid work arrangement is available with in‑office training and potential telework options, depending on duties.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with related experience may substitute.
• Three+ years of program implementation experience with outcomes.
• Experience creating best practices and outcomes‑based strategies.
• Strong written and verbal communication across diverse audiences.
• Ability to lead statewide meetings and cross‑organizational initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with OSPI content leads to implement media literacy into state standards.
• Develop professional learning resources and provide technical assistance.
• Build partnerships with districts, agencies, and organizations.
• Provide timely guidance to educators and stakeholders.
• Coordinate communications, newsletters, website updates, and reports.
• Support OSPI's Open Educational Resources repository.
• Serve as OSPI’s school library contact and connect stakeholders with resources.
• Plan statewide learning events and professional learning communities.
• Oversee grant programs and an Ambassador Program as funding becomes available.
• Develop program budgets, funding priorities, and monitor outcomes.

Skills

Communication skills

Team facilitation

Learning resources development

Education

Bachelor's degree in Library information science, Educational Technology, Social Studies, English Language Arts, Communication/Journalism or related field

Job description

Washington Management Service in Olympia invites applications for the Media Literacy and Digital Citizenship Program Supervisor. This full‑time, permanent role leads statewide implementation, supports standards, resources, and professional learning while coordinating with districts, libraries, and agencies.

A hybrid work arrangement is available with in‑office training and potential telework options, depending on duties.