K-12 Literacy & Assessment Specialist

Priority Dispatch Corp.; Manassas (VA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Salary

120 Hours PTO (Paid Time Off)

Medical, Dental, Vision

401k Plan: Company matches

Professional Development Reimbursement

Discounted Gym membership

Job summary

APTS seeks a Literacy and Assessment Specialist to lead school-wide literacy initiatives for grades K-12, developing and implementing evidence-based curricula and coordinating SOL/ASOL testing across campuses.

The role requires a Virginia teaching license with Special Education Endorsement and Reading Specialist, plus collaboration with teachers, therapists, and other service providers. Travel between campuses is possible, with a competitive benefits package.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in education or related field (accredited university).
• Virginia Teacher’s License with Special Education Endorsement and Reading Specialist.
• In lieu of a 5-year Renewable Virginia Teacher’s License, an initial 3-year Non-Renewable license may qualify if pursuing a 5-year license with endorsement.

Responsibilities

• Research, develop, implement, and adapt evidence-based literacy curriculum and technologies for grades K-12.
• Conduct and evaluate literacy assessments for K-12 in coordination with teachers and LEAs.
• Develop individualized literacy plans based on psycho-educational and other assessments with instructional staff and related service providers.
• Coordinate SOL and ASOL testing and act as testing coordinator contact chiefs per county.
• Maintain and curate the student library and age-appropriate reading materials.
• Provide staff training to enhance literacy instruction and support classroom and vocational reading activities.
• Provide remedial instruction to students as needed to support academic tasks.

Skills

SOL administration

Travel between campuses

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

Master’s degree in education or related field

Job description

APTS seeks a Literacy and Assessment Specialist to lead school-wide literacy initiatives for grades K-12, developing and implementing evidence-based curricula and coordinating SOL/ASOL testing across campuses.

The role requires a Virginia teaching license with Special Education Endorsement and Reading Specialist, plus collaboration with teachers, therapists, and other service providers. Travel between campuses is possible, with a competitive benefits package.