K-12 World Language Lead & AP Spanish Teacher

Collegiate Charter School of Lowell; Lowell (MA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Benefits

MA Teachers Retirement System

Job summary

Collegiate Charter School of Lowell is seeking a K-12 World Language Coordinator who will teach AP Spanish and grow our program into one that welcomes more languages.

The successful candidate will lead cross-school curriculum alignment, support four language teachers, design new language offerings, partner with EL, special education and counseling teams, and organize events celebrating our community's languages and cultures.

Qualifications

• Massachusetts license in Spanish or eligibility.
• Proficiency in Spanish at ACTFL Advanced-High or above.
• Three or more years of classroom teaching experience.
• Experience coaching or leading a department.
• Experience teaching heritage speakers, English Learners, or multilingual students in an urban setting.

Responsibilities

• Teach AP Spanish Language and Culture, one class per day.
• Lead K-12 curriculum alignment, pacing, assessment, and proficiency-based instruction.
• Coach and support four world language teachers across all grade bands.
• Design new language offerings and enrichment from K-4 exposure to high school electives and heritage-speaker courses.
• Partner with our English Learner, special education, and counseling teams so every student can access world language learning.
• Organize schoolwide events that celebrate our community's languages and cultures.
• Use data to track student growth, enrollment in advanced pathways, and AP outcomes.

Skills

AP Spanish

Curriculum leadership

Staff coaching

Urban education experience

Education

Bachelor's degree

Teaching license in Spanish (MA)

Job description

Collegiate Charter School of Lowell is seeking a K-12 World Language Coordinator who will teach AP Spanish and grow our program into one that welcomes more languages.

The successful candidate will lead cross-school curriculum alignment, support four language teachers, design new language offerings, partner with EL, special education and counseling teams, and organize events celebrating our community's languages and cultures.